Alberto Angela is back on Rai1 with “Tonight in Pompeii”, a fantastic journey in 4K in the archaeological site and in the history of the eruption.
Finally comes back up Rai1 "Tonight in Pompeii“, The beautiful program of Alberto Angela dedicated to one of the most famous and interesting archaeological sites in the world.
The appointment is for Wednesday 9 December 2020 at 21.15 pm and the well-known popularizer will lead us again through the streets and buildings this wonderful Roman city always full of surprises.
The program is made by Rai in 4K HDR with fantastic shooting with helicopters and drones, special effects and minifiction. In fact, it can also be followed on the RAI 4K channel at number 210 on Tivùsat.
Tonight in Pompeii: a wonderful journey
The journey with Alberto Angela it will depart from Vesuvius with the company of Pliny the Younger, grandson of Pliny the Elder, who unfortunately was not saved from the tragic eruption of 79 AD Pliny the Younger, through the interpretation of Giancarlo Giannini, the dramatic hours of that event whose narration, as mentioned, will start from the top of Vesuvius.
A myth will be debunked: at that time Vesuvius as we know it today did not exist since it formed just after that during that tragic eruption. It was this reason not to excessively alarm the Pompeians, who did not know they were at the foot of a volcano.
The story will continue Victor Storaro, three times Oscar Prize, which will lead us into the Villa of the Mysteries to show us the beautiful colors that were inside it in those days.
Of course, then we will go into full swing previous, contemporary and subsequent to the eruption and in all the details of the devastation.
Pompeii: continuous hotbed of discoveries
As we know, Pompeii never ceases to amaze us and one of the latest discoveries was made by Alberto Angela, but inside the Archaeological Museum of Naples. In fact, the oldest oil in the world in a bottle stored in the deposits.
Also, a few weeks ago they were the complete remains of two men were found, while the 'Antica Conceria has recently been restored.
