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Tomorrow at 21.25 on Rai1 the film ‘I go back and change my life’ directed by Carlo Vanzina and starring Raoul Bova, Giulia Michelini, Ricky Memphis, Max Tortora, Paola Minaccioni. Marco and Claudio have been friends for a lifetime, one married and fulfilled, the other single and dissatisfied. But all that glitters is not gold: when Marco’s wife announces to her husband that she wants to ask her man to separate, she desperately asks her friend for help. A sudden accident will take the two back in time, giving them a chance to correct their mistakes and change their lives. A two-hour broadcast dedicated to the referendums of 12 June will be broadcast from 9pm to 11pm tomorrow on Rai2. Curated by Tg2 in the Tg2 Post space, will be one of the main events of the next few days in view of the vote and is part of an informative activity which included, in addition to the news given by the news and radio newspapers, 45 comparisons for a total of about 29 hours broadcast from Monday 16 May to Friday 10 June. In Rai networks, there were 20 containers for self-managed messages, for a total of approximately 6 hours and 30 minutes. In the last week of the election campaign, five comparisons are scheduled on Rai 1 at 14:00, following the 13:30 edition of Tg1, and another five respectively on Rai 2 and Rai 3 in day-time and second mode. evening. These are events that add to what has already been managed for weeks by Rai Parliament. The programming took place in compliance with the indications provided by the Parliamentary Supervisory Commission and again according to these, Rai produced three different commercials relating to Election Day on 12 June. These were broadcast, starting from Friday 10 May, for a total of about one thousand passages on all Rai channels. “Our hope is that Angela herself is looking for us”: live on “Who saw it?” tomorrow in prime time on Rai 3, Catello and Maria, the parents of Angela Celentano, who disappeared from Monte Faito (Naples) at the age of 3. And then the updates on the case of Domenico Manzo, the man who disappeared during the feast of daughter’s birthday. In addition to her daughter Romina and her friend Loredana, her ex-boyfriend is now under investigation: could they have made Domenico disappear? he will also deal with the disappearance of Basma, the eighteen-year-old who, like Saman Abbas, would not have surrendered to an arranged marriage: did she manage to escape? As always, then, the appeals, requests for help and reports of people in difficulty .The “Turandot” by Ai Weiwei on Rai5, the mystery tthriller series “Departure” on Rai4In absolute premiere first and second season of “Departure”. From tomorrow, every Wednesday in prime time, Rai4 (digital terrestrial channel 21) is tinged with mystery with the first and second seasons of the mystery / thriller series “Departure”. The series follows the investigation into the disappearance of Flight 716, an airliner that vanished into thin air as it flew over the Atlantic Ocean. Following the case is Transport Safety and Investigations Bureau agent Kendra Malley who, together with her mentor Howard Lawson, will try to clarify what happened. But the sudden appearance of one of the passengers will cast an even deeper shadow over the whole event. Structured in six episodes, the first season of Departure presents itself as an intriguing thriller born from the fantasy of Vince Shiao, already one of the creators of the thriller series Ransom. The story, shrouded in mystery since the first episode, reveals the cards a little at a time with a clever investigative plot that blends with an original spy-story. The cast includes Archie Panjabi and Christopher Plummer respectively as investigator Kendra Malley and Transport Safety and Investigation Bureau senior-manager Howard Lawson, Kendra’s mentor who will test her accountability role in the agency. Also starring are Kris Holden-Ried (Vikings), Claire Forlani (Hawaii Five-O), Rebecca Liddiard (Clarice) and Shazad Latif (Star Trek: Discovery). The entire first season of Departure was directed by TJ Scott, known to the public of the television series for having dealt with the direction of some cult series such as Spartacus, Orphan Black, The Strain and Gotham. Season 2, which confirms cast and director, centers on the terrible accident of an automated high-speed train bound for Chicago from Toronto and the ensuing investigation: a software bug that regulates the train’s ride or a political attack. anti-technological? Or is the case related to the FBI prisoner who went missing immediately after the incident? The excellent reception by the US public meant that Departure earned a third season, currently in production. The behind the scenes of Puccini’s Turandot, in the form without the ending of Alfano, staged at the Rome Opera with direction, sets and costumes by the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei and the direction of the Ukrainian Oksana Lyniv: he tells it “Prima della Prima”, broadcast tomorrow at 9.15 pm and premiered on Rai 5. In the staging, the cultural and political struggles of the present are re-enacted through Puccini’s music. The TV direction is by Roberto Giannarelli. Tomorrow at 11.30 pm on Rai 2, “Una pezza di Lundini” the program conducted by Valerio Lundini with Emanuela Fanelli and the soundtrack of the Vazzanikki band. Also this year the bets will be different from each other (except for a couple that will probably look alike). But each episode, as in the previous two years, will be differently beautiful. This week the guests of the show are Anna Foglietta and Raf. On Rai Storia “L’Italia della Repubblica” introduced by Paolo Mieli, on Rai3 the referendums at the center of “Tg3 – Fuori Tg” On April 18, 1948 Italy goes to the vote . It is a celebration of democracy that sees a turnout of 92 percent, and the triumph of Alcide De Gasperi’s DC, which exceeds 48 percent of the votes. It is the culmination of a political season – Italy’s center of gravity for reconstruction – which began in 1946, the year in which the Paris conference was held that outlines the new Europe. Events at the center of the second episode of the series “L’Italia della Repubblica”, introduced by Paolo Mieli and broadcast tomorrow at 10.10 pm on Rai Storia. It is above all the Italy of De Gasperi, told by his daughter Maria Romana – who passed away last March – interviewed by Michele Astori. Daughter, confidant, travel companion and guardian of the memory of her father, Maria Romana De Gasperi in the episode underlines the authoritative nature and paternal spirit of the Christian Democrat leader, “a lonely man who knew he had the responsibility for the final choice.” A “Catholic who was not clerical”, who was enclosed in prayer before the speech in Paris on 10 August 1946, in which he presented himself as a defeated member to the audience of the victorious powers and began with the famous opening words: “Delegates, I take the floor in this worldwide forum and I feel that everything but your personal courtesy is against me ”. The episode features the contribution of historians Paolo Acanfora, Piero Craveri, Angelo Ventrone and the expert in political communication Flavia Trupia. Cyber ​​attacks that threaten national security are on the rise. The National IT Security Strategy, recently presented at Palazzo Ghigi, envisages eighty-two objectives to be achieved by 2026. It will be discussed at ‘Italy with you’ broadcast tomorrow on Rai Italia. Monica Marangoni’s guests: Stefano Mele, President of the Cyber ​​Security Commission of the Italian Atlantic Committee; Stefano Fratepietro, CEO of Tesla Consulting and Alessandro Curioni, cybersecurity expert journalist. The second part of the program will host Jago, a young sculptor who has become a media phenomenon even abroad, for his works such as the “Veiled Son”, which is inspired by the famous “Veiled Christ” of the Sansevero Chapel in Naples. Also in the studio Costantino D’Orazio, art historian. Alessandro Boschi will talk about cinema with Paolo Sassanelli, director and interpreter of the film “Two little Italians” broadcast on Rai Italia. For the ‘Stories from the World’: in Dakar, Senegal, the story of Tiziana Manfredi and Marco Lena who are working on a project to recover historical images of the country. Then, in Japan to meet Yuriko Tiger, a cosplayer who turned his passion for video games into a job. Finally, in Rovinj in Croatia, where some exponents of the Italian community tell the story of the “batàna”: the traditional boat symbol of the city. On Sunday 12 June, Italians will be called upon to vote on five referendums on justice. On “Tg3 – Fuori Tg”, broadcast tomorrow at 12.25 on Rai 3, their content and the reasons for the ones in favor and against will be explained with two distinguished constitutionalists: Sabino Cassese, who will support the reasons for the yes, and Massimo Villone, who will support the reasons for the no. “Tg3 – Fuori Tg”, the in-depth feature of the national Tg3, edited by Mariella Venditti and conducted by Maria Rosaria De Medici.