About
Documentary filmmaker, comedian and radio broadcaster best known for John Safran's Race Relations, an eight-part comedy documentary series. In 2013, "Murder in Mississippi," a memoir that he wrote about the murder trial of a white supremacist who was a former subject of his series, was published.
Before Fame
He attended Yeshivah College, Jewish high school in Melbourne, Australia.
Trivia
He was first noticed after his television series, Race Around the World, a competition for young documentarians around the world, gained recognition.
Family Life
His mother was from Uzbekistan and his grandparents were from Poland.
Associated With
He recorded a parody of Baz Luhrmann's popular song, Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen) in 1998 and titled it Not the Sunscreen Song.
