Beautiful Frame – Season 7
Episodes
Episode 1
The first episode features an exceptional exclusive: joining us from The Hague is Navanethem "Navi" Pillay, a South African jurist, former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, and recipient of the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. Also kicking off the season is an international pop icon, Rick Astley, who performs "Never Gonna Give You Up" alongside Geppi during the show. The return to the airwaves is a celebration of "Rai 3 pride," hinted at as early as the opening theme, which is a reimagining of "Chissà se va" retitled "Chissà se c'è Raitre." Joining the celebration in the studio are Carlo Lucarelli, Massimo Gramellini, presenter Alessandro Greco, and Roberta Petrelluzzi, the long-time face of "Un giorno in pretura", with writer and journalist Edoardo Camurri appearing at the "Lampada di Splendida Cornice." Additionally, Nicolas Ballario joins the broadcast from the Château d'Amboise in France.
Episode 2
Guests on this episode include Silvio Orlando, director Giovanni Veronesi, Laura Morante, and Bruno Barbieri. Further enriching the evening are singer-songwriter Renzo Rubino, writer and journalist Edoardo Camurri, and the singer Gazebo, born Paul Mazzolini, who performs a duet of "I Like Chopin" with Geppi Cucciari. Joining via a remote link is Canadian author and activist Naomi Klein. The evening also features a dance segment with Teatro alla Scala principal dancers Virna Toppi and Nicola Del Freo, who star in a choreographic performance titled "Toppify."
Episode 3
Guests on this episode include Paola Turci, who performs "Una generazione da poco", a reinterpretation of Anna Oxa’s "Un'emozione da poco", alongside Geppi; Milena Gabanelli, who has just released the book "La resa dei conti"; and, joining remotely, Giovanna Botteri from New York and Enrico Mentana from Teulada. The program also turns to cinema with Beatrice Arnera, Pietro Sermonti, and Carlo Amleto, stars of "Un tranquillo funerale di famiglia," the new comedy by Massimiliano Bruno. Also featured are Marcello Fois, winner of the 2026 Campiello Prize for his novel "L'immensa distrazione"; Paolo Di Paolo with his new book "Tremare"; Andrea Vianello with "I figli si baciano di notte"; and Elvina Finzi and Tommaso Tirelli, authors of "Polvere di stelle." In the studio, we are joined by Sara Giusti, Kimi Antonelli’s driving instructor, as well as writer and journalist Edoardo Camurri.