Rai world / Events and news

The commitments and emergencies that the next government will have to face, the reactions in Europe and around the world to the results of the polls that rewarded the center-right. “Tg2 Italia” broadcast tomorrow from 10 on Rai 2 is still dedicated to the vote of the Italians. A window will also be opened on the results of the regional elections in Sicily. In the studio with Marzia Roncacci the directors of Il Giornale d’Italia, Marco Antonellis, of the Askanews agency, Gianni Todini and the rector of the Lumsa University, Francesco Bonini. Even if most of the media only tell the one between Ukraine and Russia, there are over 20 conflicts that are bloodied our planet today. Tomorrow, at 12.45 on Rai 3, the journalist Pietro Del Re, at the height of a long career as a correspondent, will tell “Quante Storie” the war front that virtually unites Syria, Afghanistan, Nagorno Karabakh and many other suburbs of the world, bringing out, through a moving gallery of portraits, the humanitarian catastrophe of those who face dangers, hunger and poverty every day due to the barbarism of war. The appointment with “How many stories” is from Monday to Friday at 12.45 on Rai3. Roberto De Simone returns to the Trianon Theater, signing together with Davide Iodice a staging that is a real tribute to Neapolitan theatrical and musical culture: it is “Trianon Opera”, broadcast tomorrow at 17.10 on Rai 5. Among the scenic interludes inspired by traditional canvases, the phonetic version of Il Vero Lume tra l’Ombre, by Andrea Perrucci, stands out, narrating the adventurous journey of Giuseppe and Maria towards Bethlehem and the eternal struggle between Good and Evil. A journey between music and theater, between popular culture and bel canto, in which unforgettable arias resound, including “Ah non credea mirarti” by Vincenzo Bellini, “My ben when it will come” by Paisiello, “In braccia a mille furie” by Leonardo Vinci, up to the poignant “When Pergolesi’s corpus”. TV directed by Claudia De Toma. On Rai Radio3 the ‘Diary’ of Anna Frank – On Rai Storia ‘The compass and the hourglass’ After the international success of Waltz with Bashir, an animated film on the war in Lebanon in the 1980s, Ari Golden Globe winner and Oscar nominee Folman returns with an adaptation of the acclaimed ‘Diary’ of Anne Frank. The Israeli director, guest of the Hollywood Party tomorrow at 7 pm on Rai Radio 3, tells listeners about his new film and talks about his concept of cinema in the company of the hosts Steve Della Casa and Efisio Mulas. Anne Frank and the Secret Diary is the story of Kitty, the little girl with whom Anna converses in her writings, and of her feverish search through Europe today to find her friend so much loved by her. Armed with the precious Diary and aided by her friend Peter, who runs a secret reception center for illegal refugees, Kitty tracks Anna, from her annexation to her tragic end during the Holocaust. A documentary with period images of great impact to tell the causes and the development of one of the bloodiest clashes of the First World War: the battle of Verdun, between February and December 1916. Professor Alessandro Barbero proposes it in ” The compass and the hourglass ”, broadcast tomorrow at 21.10 on Rai Storia. The doc reconstructs the clash that entered French national mythology as a synonym of strength, heroism, sacrifice and resistance, but which also recorded the macabre record of the highest density of deaths per square meter. tomorrow at 8.15 pm on Rai 5, he will travel through Piedmont, which historically presents itself as a land of quiet sobriety, of composed dedication to work. But if you try to follow it with a picaresque spirit, following oblique trajectories, sliding from station to station, it is easy to be amazed. Going from the Langhe to the Vercelli rice fields, going as far as the Tortonese valleys, one can easily come across jovial heretics, partisans in love with American literature, violinists with a prophetic genius, transcendental and irregular illusionists of various kinds. ‘Past and Present’ A magazine focused on the story of particular and lesser-known historical events told by the places where they took place: it is “Telemaco”, four episodes broadcast from tomorrow at 10.10 pm on Rai Storia. The first episode “The girls of Via del Government Vecchio” starts from the historic center of Rome and from Palazzo Nardini, a place linked to the history of the personal and social conquests of so many women who, in the 1970s, chose it as their home. The story is entrusted to 4 young historians, ribs of “Past and Present” who have had 5 years of collaboration with Paolo Mieli: Matteo Marroni (Roman), Emanuela Lucchetti (Calabrese), David Ognibene (Veneto), Carla Oppo (Sardinian) , scholars, “explorers” and storytellers, on a journey to discover witnesses and places. A field research work always followed by cameras and equipped, themselves, with communication tools of their generation, such as mobile phones or tablets, with which to connect, produce subjective images or specific formats for social media, crossing with new languages The language of television. The surrealist movement, which has inspired and guided the poet and psychiatrist Andrè Breton and Luis Aragon, Paul Eluard and Salvador Dalì some of its first companions in adventure, was born in the stormy years of the first post-war period. In its heyday between 1920 and 1940, Surrealism, suspended between psychoanalysis and Marxism, produced a real revolution: not only in the field of art, its languages ​​and its codes, but in the history of thought. in the broadest sense. A movement analyzed by Paolo Mieli and Professor Emilio Gentile in “Passato e Presente”, broadcast tomorrow at 1.15pm on Rai 3 and at 8.30pm on Rai Storia. Continuing the discourse of the artistic avant-gardes that assert themselves in the early 1900s, and in particular of Dadaism, the surrealist movement launches a cultural and political challenge to the world that is moving towards the second world conflict with the affirmation of totalitarianisms. The unstoppable rise and ruinous fall of a rock tightrope walker. First frontman of the punk rock band Generation X, he achieved great notoriety during his solo career in the 1980s, thanks to songs such as White Wedding, Rebel Yell, Eyes Without a Face, Dancing With Myself and Flesh For Fantasy. “Rock Legends”, broadcast tomorrow at 11.20 on Rai 5, traces the life and career of Billy Idol.