Title: Azazel Jacobs
Content:  Azazel Jacobs (born September 27, 1972) is an American film director and screenwriter. He is the son of experimental filmmaker Ken Jacobs. His short films include Kirk and Kerry and Message Machine, and his features include the acclaimed Momma's Man, Terri, The Lovers, and French Exit.
Title: Azazel Jacobs
Content:  Jacobs directed two episodes of the Facebook series Sorry For Your Loss starring Elizabeth Olsen, and three episodes of Amazon's Mozart in the Jungle, for which he was a consulting producer in its final season. Azazel recently completed directing the initial season of an eight-episode animated children's show, Fables, for Bron Entertainment.
Title: Azazel Jacobs
Content:  Jacobs grew up in a jewish family in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan. He attended Bayard Rustin High School. He received a bachelor's degree in film from SUNY Purchase and a master's degree from the AFI Conservatory. , Jacobs lives in Los Angeles. His feature The Goodtimeskid (2005), a micro-budget film, gained a cult following and was later re-released by KINO International. Jacobs film Momma’s Man premiered at Sundance 2008. Upon its release by KINO International, The New York Times declared the film to be "Independent Film defined." In 2011, Jacobs film Terri, also written by Patrick deWitt, premiered in competition at Sundance and in competition internationally at Locarno & the BFI London Film Festival’s "Film On The Square." During 2014 and 2015, Jacobs directed the two seasons of the SKY/HBO show, 
Title: Marcell Jacobs
Content:  Jacobs lives in Rome with his partner, Nicole Daza, and their two children, Anthony (born 2019) and Megan (born 2021). Jacobs has another son, Jeremy (born 2013), born from a previous relationship when Jacobs was nineteen. Although Jacobs was born in the United States, he strictly identifies as being Italian. Jacobs had been estranged from his father since he was an infant; however, in 2020, he reestablished a relationship with him at the suggestion of his mental coach. He cited that reconciling with his father gave him the motivation and peace of mind he needed to focus on winning in the Olympics.
Title: A. J. Jacobs
Content:  Jacobs was born in New York City to secular Jewish parents Arnold Jacobs Sr., a lawyer, and Ellen Kheel. He has one sister, Beryl Jacobs. He was educated at The Dalton School and Brown University.
Title: A. J. Jacobs
Content:  Jacobs is married to Julie Schoenberg and has three sons: Jasper Kheel-Lime Jacobs (born March 11, 2004) and twins Zane and Lucas Jacobs (born August 24, 2006). Jacobs is a first cousin, once removed, of the legal scholar Cass Sunstein. Jacobs is a member of Giving What We Can and pledges 10% of lifelong earnings to charity. He donates to the Against Malaria Foundation and other effective altruism organizations.
Title: Jeremy Jacobs
Content:  Jacobs was born in 1940, the son of Genevieve (née Bibby) and Louis Jacobs. His mother was of Irish Catholic descent, and his father was the son of Jewish immigrants from Poland. The original surname of his family's paternal side was Yakobovitch. In 1915, his father and his two brothers, Charles and Marvin, founded a company that first sold concessions in theaters and then expanded to major league ballparks. His father took over the company in the 1950s when the health of his brothers faltered and Jeremy took over at age 28 when his father died in 1968. Louis also at one point was the operator at the Buffalo Memorial Auditorium and owned the Buffalo Bisons of the American Hockey League and the Cincinnati Royals of the National Basketball Association. Jacobs has a bachelor of science degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo School of Management, and attended the six-week Harvard Business School Advanced Management Program.
Title: Narelda Jacobs
Content:  Jacobs, of Whadjuk Noongar heritage, was raised in Perth. Her father, Cedric, was a Uniting Church reverend and her mother, Margaret, was also involved in the ministry. She has said that she was raised in a fundamentalist Christian household, and attended born-again churches until her late teens. Jacobs was the youngest of five daughters. Her mother was born in Belfast and of Irish and English descent, while her father was a Whadjuk Noongar man and a member of the Stolen Generation. He was active in Aboriginal politics, and journalists would often be at their house or talking with him on the phone. Jacobs and her parents were always interested in what was making the news. Jacobs says she decided in Year 7 that she wanted to pursue a career 
Title: Jerry Jacobs Jr.
Content:  In 1990, Jacobs married Alice Carroll French, an attorney, in a Presbyterian ceremony. Jacobs' brother, Charlie Jacobs, is the CEO of Delaware North. A cousin, Chris Jacobs is a politician who served as a member of the New York State Senate, Secretary of State of New York, and County Clerk of Erie County.
Title: Charlie Jacobs
Content:  Jacobs is the son of Margaret and Jeremy Jacobs. He is the youngest of their six children. His father is the chairman of Delaware North, one of the world’s largest hospitality and food service companies. Jacobs attended Boston College and graduated with a bachelor of arts in 1994. After graduation, he moved to California, working briefly with the Los Angeles Kings before joining Total Media Group as CEO and president. In February 1999, Jacobs married Kimberly Diane Warren. The couple have three children, two sons and one daughter.

Question: Who is the father of Azazel Jacobs?
Answer: Ken Jacobs.
Kenneth Jacobs.