Giorgio Gregorio

Giorgio Gregorio was born in Trieste in 1960. He graduated in Literature from the University of Trieste, with a thesis in film studies, focusing on the main aspects of children's use and understanding of educational films. A veteran of Alpine climbing, he has been climbing since 1976 and has over 500 repeats of classic rock and ice climbs, with difficulties up to ED. He has been a professional journalist since 1992. Since 1985, he has worked in the Television Productions department of the Press and Communications Office of the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia. He has photographed and edited over 20 documentaries on the socio-political, cultural, historical, environmental, and natural world of this region, specializing in nature and Alpine filming. He made his directorial debut in 1998 with the film "Una salita tra le Giulie," which was awarded Best Italian Film by the International Jury at the 46th Trento Film Festival, and Best Film for "Scabiosa Trenta" at the fifth edition of the international "Alpi Giulie Cinema" festival. In 2002, he shot and directed the film "Montanaia Sogno di Pietra." In 2003, he shot and directed the films "Montasio, sulla Nord del Drago" and "Oxus - Montagne per la Pace," a filmed journalistic reportage of the mountaineering and humanitarian expedition organized by Mountain Wilderness in Afghanistan in the summer of 2003. In 2007, the film "La Via Eterna," which recounts the mountaineering route on the Cengia degli Dei in the Jof Fuart…