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Opening the door of the “Studio Battaglia” means realizing that a name can indicate a predisposition. To the battle, in fact. The heart of the story of the legal dramedy, broadcast on Rai 1 tomorrow at 21.25, is made up of the Battaglia women: three divorce lawyers and a future bride, with Barbora Bobulova, Lunetta Savino, Miriam Dalmazio. A mother and three daughters, each with their own dreams, united by a deep love and an invincible irony that has always saved them, every time everything seemed to collapse, like when their father Giorgio had gone twenty-five years earlier. In the second episode some secrets in the past of Anna and Massimo come to the surface, working together on the case of a woman who wants to proceed with the implantation of frozen embryos with her ex-husband. Carla discovers that she has lived in lies for years and the sisters learn that Giorgio never wanted to abandon them. A hacker attack unearths a list with the names of the members of an extramarital dating site and Anna defends a well-known honorable woman who wants to divorce her cheating senator husband. Viola has doubts about the wedding … “Viva l’Italia” will be the theme of the sixth episode of “Tonight everything is possible”, the comedy show broadcast on Rai 2, tomorrow in prime time, at 21.20, hosted by Stefano De Martino and made in collaboration with Endemol Shine Italy. Regular guests of the program: Biagio Izzo, Francesco Paolantoni and Vincenzo De Lucia, who, this week, will play the role of Sandra Milo and Mara Venier. On the stage of the Rai Auditorium in Naples, for this appointment, will arrive: Elettra Lamborghini, Antonio Giuliani, Maurizio Casagrande, Valeria Graci, Aurora Leone and Fabio Balsamo of The Jackal. As always, many games and rehearsals during the evening. In addition to the unmissable “Inclined Room”, an icon of the program with its 22.5 degree inclined floor, guests will have fun with “Do Re Mi Fa Male”, “Alphabody”, “Serenata Step” and many other games. she is the author of a very intimate novel dedicated to her mother, which has become a best-seller. Already exhausted from stress and weakened by her memories, Delphine soon finds herself tormented by some anonymous letters in which she is accused of having given her family to the public and is paralyzed at the very thought of having to go back to writing. . It is the film directed by Roman Polanski “What I don’t know about her”, broadcast tomorrow at 9.15 pm on Rai 5, without commercial breaks and available in the original language. In the cast, Emmanuelle Seigner, Eva Green, Vincent Perez, Damien Bonnard, Dominique Pinon. Delphine then meets Elle, an attractive, intelligent and intuitive young woman who understands her more than anyone else. Delphine grows fond of her, trusts her and indulges in her until Elle moves in with her and their friendship takes a disturbing turn. The film was presented out of competition at the 70th Cannes Film Festival in 2017.The consequences of the war in ‘Via delle Storie’ on Rai1 – On Rai Storia ‘Passato e Presente’ to our eyes and those apparently invisible, but decisive on the environment. “Via delle Storie” talks about it, broadcast tomorrow at 11.35 pm on Rai 1. The program will try to answer various questions: what world awaits us? How will this war affect future choices? What planet are we handing over to our children? The stories of those who have revolutionized their daily life will be told, trying to respect the environment as much as possible. Because you can live by reducing waste and creating a circular economy. With Giorgia Cardinaletti there will be the philosopher of science Telmo Pievani and Diletta Bellotti, researcher and activist in defense of the environment. The contribution of Alfredo Rocco, the “keeper of the regime”, to the construction of the fascist totalitarian state is fundamental. Eminent jurist, leading exponent of nationalism, after the merger of the Italian Nationalist Association with the Fascist Party in 1923, he was appointed president of the Chamber of Deputies and subsequently, in 1925, Minister of Justice and Religious Affairs. And it is in this capacity that he puts his hand to a series of laws that profoundly modify the institutional framework of the country, definitively breaking the statutory continuity. A character told by Paolo Mieli and professor Alessandra Tarquini in “Past and Present”, broadcast tomorrow at 1.15pm on Rai 3 and at 8.30pm on Rai Storia. The legislation passed under his dicastery, significantly increasing the prerogatives of the head of the government and depriving Parliament, violates the cardinal principle of modern democracies, the separation of powers. To repress dissent and preserve the State from antagonistic forces, the Special Court was established whose procedure is that of the Criminal Code in times of war and, in 1931, with the promulgation of the new judicial system, in addition to a notable increase in penalties, the death penalty is reintroduced. In just seven years, Alfredo Rocco will change the face of the Italian state. In the episode of “Elisir”, the medical program conducted by Michele Mirabella and Benedetta Rinaldi, broadcast tomorrow at 10.30 on Rai3, there is talk of long Covid, or the permanence of one or more symptoms even after testing negative for Covid-19. In the study, Professor Luca Richeldi, director of the pneumology unit at the Agostino Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome and Professor Alberto Priori, director of neurological clinic III of the San Paolo hospital, University of Milan. In the space dedicated to nutrition, in-depth analysis of chrono-nutrition, or rather the relationship between nutrition and the circadian rhythm of our body. The questions are answered by Professor Annamaria Colao, from the department of clinical medicine and surgery at the Federico II University of Naples. In the “tell me doctor” we talk about pain in the pit of the stomach: is it just a problem related to gastritis? Doctor Massimo Magi, general practitioner, intervenes. Finally, the “being and well-being” space is dedicated to how the sense of time changes over the years. Answers to the questions of the presenters Professor Carlo Efisio Marras, neurosurgeon at the Bambino Gesù pediatric hospital in Rome. On Rai Movie ‘Era mio padre’ – On Rai4 ‘Man on Fire – The fire of revenge’ cinema ”, tomorrow in prime time at 21.10, Rai Movie (digital terrestrial channel 24) broadcasts“ Era mio padre ”, a film directed in 2002 by Sam Mendes. Paul Newman, Tom Hanks, Jude Law, Daniel Craig, Stanley Tucci and Jennifer Jason Leigh are the protagonists of the film based on the graphic novel “Road to perdition” written by Max Allan Collins, drawn by Richard Piers Rayner and inspired by the life of the boss John Looney. Great cast for a great film that reinterprets the gangster movie and tells the story of fathers and sons who grew up in the shadow of the Irish mafia in Illinois in the 1930s. A path of perdition and revenge that will not discount anyone. Produced by 20th Century Fox and Steven Spielberg’s DreamWorks, in 2003 it won the Oscar for Best Cinematography. The film marks the last film appearance of Paul Newman. Tomorrow at 21.20 Rai4 (channel 21 of digital terrestrial) offers in prime time “Man on Fire – The fire of revenge”, an action thriller directed by Tony Scott and starring Denzel Washington and Dakota Fanning. Based on the novel of the same name by AJ Quinnell, from which the film Kidnapping was already made in 1987, the film tells the story of John Creasy, a former CIA agent, alcoholic and depressed, who tries to rebuild a life by accepting bodyguard work for a wealthy family in South America. When a group of criminals kidnaps little Pita, whom John was supposed to protect and with whom he has close ties, the man uses all the knowledge he has learned at the CIA to save the child. To follow, a new episode of “Wonderland” the Rai4 magazine that this week will meet the brilliant cartoonist Chris Ware, author of authentic masterpieces such as Quimby the Mouse, Jimmy Corrigan the smartest guy on Earth and Rusty Brown. But there will also be a look at Perry Mason in his most recent serial incarnation, which will soon arrive on Rai4, and an excursus on the evil eye, magic and peasant folklore, as well as television fortune tellers, in the new appointment with the column The Wonder Zone. The sound of the sea: this is how “Quadrophenia”, the sixth album by The Who opens. A sound picked up by Pete Townshend on a tape recorder. And Townshend himself, author of this rock opera released in 1973, traces the genesis of the album in the documentary “The Story of Quadrophenia”, broadcast tomorrow at 22.55 on Rai 5. “Quadrophenia” is the only album of The Who entirely composed by Pete Townshend alone, who conceived the story retracing the early years of the band and the years of the Mod culture, a youth movement that had created a popular aesthetic and musical fashion. The mods wore their hair cut in a French style, wore parkas, tight pants and loafers, and rode scooters, unlike rival rockers, who preferred motorcycles and a wilder look. The rivalry was heated between these two groups and fights broke out frequently (including a legendary one on Brighton beach, May 18, 1964). The documentary traces the history, identifying in the travails of its protagonist a parallel with the intellectual growth and the identity crisis of the band. The release of records such as “The Dark Side of the Moon” by Pink Floyd, “Houses of the Holy” by Led Zeppelin, “Berlin” by Lou Reed and “Selling England by the Pound” by Genesis, marked the final death, musical, of the Sixties.