Saturday and Sunday in "Il Foglio". What’s in the weekend supplements

This weekend’s newspaper features a twelve-page cultural supplement. Here’s what you’ll find at newsagents (and you can also download it here from 10.30 pm on Friday) 

Un Report di fede e di fuffa. Da Enzo Biagi e Joe Marrazzo alla strana coppia Sigfrido Ranucci e Valter Lavitola: storia del giornalismo di inchiesta. L’adorante popolo dei reportisti, i nemici di sempre e la costruzione dei santoni televisivi - di Andrea Minuz

A typical TikTok. It’s not just mayors – now the army of councillors is taking to social media. From Rome to Milan, some have embraced it whilst others are digital natives – by Michele Masneri

The fateful electoral law. No technicalities here – this is a political issue. Changing the rules to avoid defeat. From the Acerbo Law to gerrymandering – by Siegmund Ginzberg

"The other Netanyahu". At just thirty years of age, Commander Yonatan was the only casualty of the Entebbe mission. "Victory as survival, in the never-ending war" – by Michele Silenzi

Wars without soldiers. Science fiction had predicted it. But behind the fighting machines lie private giants and a new power – by Maurizio Stefanini

The anti-Mafia movement has lost its focus. From the comfort of their living rooms, they used to rail against ‘shadowy plots’ and ‘hidden masterminds’. Today, they remain silent in the face of the new Kalashnikovs in Palermo – by Riccardo Lo Verso

A source of stress all year round. Universal and all-powerful, an evil shadow cast over our lives. From semiotics to the Exposome to New Age remedies – by Carmelo Zaffora

The poet of the hinterland. Crazy or tacky. This is Italy as portrayed by Labranca. A slice of society observed in homes, on the streets, in factories and in supermarket aisles. The pursuit of modernity, the wonder of trash culture and the fetishes of Culture – by Claudio Giunta

Playing the future. Jean-Michel Jarre at Jazz Open Modena: Europe, synthesisers, optimism about AI and the history of electronic music. Interview – by Enrico Cicchetti

De Niro’s wild paths. With its excessive yet inevitable violence, fifty years on, “Taxi Driver” remains a duel with the viewer – by Vittorio Bongiorno

Nuovo cinema Mancuso. This week’s films, the series of the moment and behind-the-scenes stories told by Mariarosa Mancuso