Raoul Bova stars in new Rai 1 series about inclusive education

The new Rai 1 television series “Tutto l'amore che resta” premiered on September 29, 2026, starring Raoul Bova. Directed by Andrea Rebuzzi and produced by Fabula Pictures, the show is an Italian adaptation of the French production “Lycée Toulouse-Lautrec.”

Set in the fictional Liceo Helen Keller, the story follows Stefano Fogli (Bova), a principal dedicated to integrating students with and without disabilities. The narrative explores themes of neurodivergence, school budgets, and structural barriers within the public education system. The plot also tracks the personal growth of Vittoria, a teenager whose life changes when her brother, Matteo, is enrolled in the specialized school due to his autism.

As the series progresses, Stefano faces institutional scrutiny from a Ministry of Education inspector, Michela, who is also a former flame. The drama also touches on domestic challenges, including Stefano's strained relationship with his wife, Paola, and the complexities of raising a son with a rare illness.