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Evening dedicated to the game show on Rai 1, tomorrow from 8.35 pm, with the relay between “Affari Tuoi – Famiglia Format” and “Soliti Ignoti – Speciale”, both conducted by Amadeus and produced in collaboration with Endemol Shine Italy. It starts, in access prime time, with the last episode of the new version of the famous parcel game, with the participation of Giovanna Civitillo. To challenge the Doctor, to try to win the maximum prize pool of 300,000 euros, there will be a competitor, accompanied by his relatives, committed to opening the packages. Among them there will also be, as a guest, Pierpaolo Spollon, one of the most loved protagonists of the “Doc” series. It continues, at 21.25, with a prime time game of “Soliti Ignoti Speciale”. Playing will be the couple formed by Maria Chiara Giannetta – recently protagonist of the “Blanca” series and alongside Amadeus in one of the evenings of the last Sanremo Festival – and Maurizio Lastrico, both close to their debut with “Don Matteo 13”, who will try to match their respective identities to the eight “unknowns”. Among them there will also be Antonio Giuliani and Massimo Bagnato. Up for grabs 250,000 euros, which can double and reach 500,000 euros in the final game of the “mysterious relative”. In case of victory, the prize money will be donated to charity. During the match, there will be moments of entertainment and shows. Dribbling tomorrow, at 6.30 pm on Rai2, will have the hostess Simona Rolandi in the studio, the sports manager Gian Paolo Montali, the foil champion Elisa Di Francisca, the Director Massimo De Luca and the Paralympic athlete Giulia Terzi. The main theme of Dribbling cannot fail to be the great disappointment for the exit of Roberto Mancini’s Italy from the play-offs for the World Cup in Qatar. A goal by Macedonian Trajkovski in the 92nd minute punished the Azzurri after a match dominated in terms of ball possession, but with too many failed chances. After having raised the most important cup in Europe just a few months ago, the Federcalcio, but by extension all Italian football, is facing one of the darkest moments in history. A Dribbling analyzes the reasons for this defeat, looking for the answers to the numerous questions that arise spontaneously, reconstructing a path, perhaps illusory, but certainly, in some places, exciting. The classic columns are back to enrich the menu of the rotogravure conducted by Simona Rolandi: La Stuttata by Elisa Di Francisca, Flashback by Gian Paolo Montali, Salto in Altro by Massimo De Luca and Aphorism by Giulia Terzi. In the second part, however, attention is paid to the support of the world of sport for those affected by the conflict in Ukraine. We will talk about the project of Dr. Gabriele Rosa, deus ex machina of the Brescia Art Marathon, which provides active support, both economic and logistical, for all refugee athletes who intend to carry on their sporting activity. All this thanks to the sale of thousands of T-shirts with the words “Let’s run together against the war.” Finally, at the end of the episode, the beautiful tale of Yuri Romanò, consecrated among the best Italian volleyball players: from unknown A2 player to phenomenon in the European final. We live on a beautiful planet, but climate change is profoundly transforming it: the third episode of “Fifth Dimension – The future is already here”, broadcast tomorrow at 21.45 on Rai 3. Barbara Gallavotti will propose, with the help of experts, a path towards sustainability, a key word for the future of the Earth. The future of all human beings depends on the ability to reach it. that global warming remains within acceptable limits? One of the fundamental objectives is to achieve the so-called carbon neutrality, a topic made even more topical by the emergency en ergetics caused by the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the repercussions on our gas supplies, which could lead us to resort to a highly polluting fossil fuel such as coal that should have been disposed of instead. During the episode Stefano Caserini, lecturer in climate change mitigation at the Milan Polytechnic and Alessandro Dodaro, director of the Enea nuclear safety technology and fusion department, will address the advantages, limits and future of renewable energy and nuclear power, while Francesco Stellacci of the Polytechnic Federal of Lausanne will comment on the impact and studies on the evolution of bioplastics. Thomas Stocker, climatologist at the University of Bern will analyze the trend of global warming, and with Christian Casarotto and Valeria Lencioni, researchers of the Science Museum of Trento, it will be discovered how much snow is also revealing of these changes and how pollutants are arrived in the high mountains. The Museum will also allow us to talk about plastic, hidden in the new rocks in formation, and to take a look at how the planet has warmed in over a century. Francesca Giordano dell’Ispra, will explain the importance of adaptation, or the strategies to be adopted to reduce vulnerability in the face of that part of climate change that cannot be prevented. Finally, it will be seen how even the former coal mines such as those of Sulcis in Sardinia, abandoned precisely because of their environmental impact, can not only have new life, but even constitute a resource, becoming centers of scientific excellence in which to investigate the secrets of ‘Universo and Prof. Cristiano Galbiati coordinator of the Gran Sasso National Laboratories, will clarify the importance of the studies and experiments carried out within them. Rai 4 (digital terrestrial channel 21) for the return to action of Casey Ryback, the non-commissioned officer of the Navy Seals played by Steven Seagal and protagonist of “Trap in the Rocky Mountains”. Ryback is traveling with granddaughter Sarah to Washington on the Grand Continental high-speed train. As it crosses the Rocky Mountains, the train is stormed by terrorists who, in retaliation against a government agency, want to take control of a satellite on which a deadly weapon is mounted. Second adventure of the non-commissioned officer played by Steven Seagal, Trap in the Rockies was also a great success with the public that confirmed the appeal that Seagal had in the 90s on viewers. The film made use of a new technique for the creation in computer graphics of all the scenarios outside the train, so as to be able to shoot the entire film in a soundstage. In the cast, in the role of the protagonist’s granddaughter, there is a young Katherine Heigl, future star of Grey’s Anatomy and of many successful romantic comedies.On the occasion of World Theater Day, Rai Cultura offers a long marathon on Rai 5 curated by Felice Cappa is dedicated to the masters of the twentieth century: starting from tomorrow at 9.15 pm and until the evening of Sunday 27, a rich program with unpublished shows such as “The Tragedy of Hamlet”, by Peter Brook; two unique acts by Eduardo, “Sik Sik” and “Pain under the key”; and original documentaries, these too never aired, dedicated to the theater of Luchino Visconti, Orazio Costa and Eugenio Barba. Tributes from other greats of the scene will also be broadcast during the 24 hours: shows by Ronconi, Scaparro, De Bosio, Fo and Franca Valeri and doc on Strehler, Bausch, Lecoq, Grotowski and Beck. The programming opens with a real event, never seen on TV: “The Tragedy of Hamlet” by Peter Brook, original version with subtitles in Italian, of the masterpiece of the director of the Mahabharata. This is followed by a documentary dedicated to another great of the scene, Pina Bausch, and the contemporary reinterpretation of Botho Strauss’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” with “Der Park” directed by Peter Stein. Two programs dedicated to as many protagonists of the research conclude the world panorama: Jerzy Grotowski and Julian Beck and Judith Malina with the Living Theater. The marathon then has a second part, on 27 March, dedicated to the Italian masters: a gem by Dario Fo, “Painters have no memories”; Jacques Lecoq with “Journey to Italy”; Gianfranco De Bosio with “The merchant of Venice”; Giorgio Strehler with a documentary made for the centenary of his birth; Maurizio Scaparro with “The memories of Adriano” interpreted by Giorgio Albertazzi; Luca Ronconi with Pirandello’s “In search of an author”, taken from “Six characters”. Four unpublished 24 hours will close: the one-acts “Sik Sik” and “Pain under the key” by Eduardo De Filippo with Carlo Cecchi; two documentaries on the theatrical method by Luchino Visconti and Orazio Costa by Marco Odetto and “Zona LIMIT” on the Odin Teatret by Eugenio Barba, Finally, on the air also a “workhorse” by Franca Valeri: “Women”. in cinema, through the auditions of aspiring actors and actresses, known and unknown, who from the second post-war period to 1968 tried to enter the oldest film school in Europe: the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia. It is proposed by “Interno day”, broadcast tomorrow at 11.00 on Rai Storia for “Author documentaries”. From the confidence of a very young Sofia Loren to the hesitations of an equally young but beautiful Claudia Cardinale, from the ease of Raffaella Carrà when she was still called Raffaella Pelloni, to Paola Pitagora, from the jokes told by Domenico Modugno to a duet between Lucia Bosè and Marcello Mastroianni: stories of Italian cinema and its changes through extraordinary archive images. On Rai Movie “The promise of dawn” Rai Movie (channel 24 of digital terrestrial) proposes, tomorrow at 21.10, “The promise of dawn”, a biographical drama directed by Eric Barbier starring Charlotte Gainsbourg and Pierre Niney. From his difficult childhood in Poland to adolescence in Nice, and then his career as an aviator in Africa during the Second World War. Romain Gary lived an extraordinary life. But the urge to live a thousand lives, to become a great man and a famous writer is the fruit of love for Mina, his mother. An unrestrained maternal love that will be a burden to carry for his entire life. The film is based on the cult autobiographical novel of the same name written in the 1960s by Romain Gary. The cast also includes Didier Bourdon, Jean-Pierre Darroussin, Catherine McCormack and Finnegan Oldfield. The guests of ‘Ciao Maschio’, broadcast tomorrow in the late evening on Rai1, will be the former minister and mayor of Benevento Clemente Mastella, the singer Fausto Leali and radio host Dj Ringo. The leitmotif of this episode is the theme of betrayal. Nunzia De Girolamo will ask her three guests what betrayal they would find it most difficult to endure: that of a partner, a friend or a relative? Is it better to know or not to know when you suffer a betrayal? Is it easier to cheat on a partner or a value? There will be Karma-B which, in a provocative way, will give their point of view on what has just been heard. Even the public at home will be asked to participate and share their social media using the hashtag # ciaomaschio. The documentary film on the fire of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, signed by the great French director Jean-Jacques Annaud will open at “Prima Fila ”, the cultural weekly of Radio 1, broadcast tomorrow at 12.30, hosted by Antonio D’Olivo. The powerful and real docu-film is entitled “Notre Dame in flames” and is the chronicle of the dramatic fire that devastated part of the famous Paris Cathedral on April 15, 2019. Baba Richerme met Jean-Jacques Annaud. Then, Miriam Mauti’s story about “La Turandot” staged in Rome, at the Opera House, where, for the first time, the great dissident Chinese artist Ai Wei Wei confronts himself with the direction, sets and costumes. On the podium, Ukrainian Oksana Lyniv, who wears a headband with the colors of her country, directs. The Fai Spring Days are back, the now traditional program of visits to inaccessible or little-known places. Seven hundred sites that can be visited, in four hundred Italian cities. Palaces, castles, historic gardens and churches, including – in Rome – that of Saints Sergius and Bacchus, frequented by the Ukrainian faithful of the Byzantine rite. Anna Longo talks about it.