Rai 1 series Tutto l’amore che resta explores themes of inclusion

The Rai 1 television series “Tutto l’amore che resta”, an Italian adaptation of the French production “Lycée Toulouse-Lautrec”, continues its broadcast with new episodes. Starring Raoul Bova as a principal of an inclusive school, the drama explores themes of disability, social inclusion, and the challenges faced by students and their families.

Recent plot developments focus on the character Vittoria, played by Gloria Harvey, who navigates life after moving to Frascati to support her brother, who has autism. The series highlights the complexities of disability through Vittoria’s perspective as she acts as a tutor for Ambra, a student in a wheelchair.

As the story progresses, the principal, Stefano, faces personal and professional pressures, including family tensions and ministerial inspections regarding the school's inclusive programs. The narrative also follows various student storylines involving emotional connections and the aftermath of past accidents.