The series “Tutto l’amore che resta”, starring Raoul Bova, was presented as a preview at the latest edition of the Italian Global Series, as part of the “International Competition – Limited Series” section, with a screening of the first episode.
Finally, tomorrow, September 29, the series will premiere in prime time on Rai 1 with its first two episodes, which are already available to stream on RaiPlay. The series is a co-production between Rai Fiction and Fabula Pictures and consists of eight episodes, directed by Andrea Rebuzzi.
“Tutto l’amore che resta” is the Italian adaptation of the French series Lycée Toulouse-Lautrec, created by Fanny Riedberger.
Plot and Cast
The series is set at the fictional Hellen Keller High School, an institution that considers inclusion one of the cornerstones of its educational mission.
At the center of the story is Stefano Fogli, played by Raoul Bova, a principal deeply committed to his work, who faces the challenges of running a school while drawing on his own personal experience: his son Luca has osteogenesis imperfecta.
The story also focuses on sixteen-year-old Vittoria, played by Gloria Harvey, a girl from a wealthy family in the capital who is forced to move to the provinces with her mother and her autistic brother Matteo, enrolling at Hellen Keller High School.
Vittoria finds herself having to navigate a new environment, which she initially strongly resists. She eventually begins to fit in, sharing with her new classmates the familiar dynamics and experiences of adolescence.
Alongside Raoul Bova and Gloria Harvey, the cast includes Giulia Bevilacqua, Francesco Leo, Anna Favella, Adriana Savarese, Fiorenza Pieri, Federica Pagliaroli, Francesco De Rosa, and Chiara Bordi.
