Pierre-Antoine Hiroz

Pierre-Antoine Hiroz

Pierre-Antoine Hiroz, born in 1961 in Levron in the commune of Vollèges, is a mountain guide, director, and film producer (Espace Production S.A.). He is married to actress and director Pascale Rocard. After completing compulsory schooling, he began training as a lumberjack. He later became a ski instructor and mountain guide. While continuing his career, he completed internships as an assistant director on documentaries, news reports, and commercials. He thus made his first films virtually self-taught. In 1985, his first documentary, Je veux le soleil debout (I Want the Sun Standing), about Stéphane Hiroz, his brother with Down syndrome, brought him international recognition thanks to prestigious awards. Produced both in Switzerland and abroad, part of his filmography is devoted to characters who have accomplished sporting feats in difficult environments such as high mountains or underwater. On several occasions he has also directed fiction or documentary series for Télévision Suisse Romande.

On screen

  • Lulu, Climbing Route Opener
  • The Frison-Roche Track
  • Je Veux Le Soleil Debout

Behind the camera

  • The Fabulous History of Skiing
  • Vincent Munier, éternel émerveillé
  • The Climb
  • Docteur Jack
  • À corde tendue
  • Frozen Memories
  • L'Enfant Et Les Loups
  • Ballade à Devil's Tower
  • Séo!
  • Je Veux Le Soleil Debout

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