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When he awakes inevitably committed to a mental health hospital, Daniele has to learn again how to live — and love — with the assistance of other patients. Here is all you need to know about the upcoming Italian medical drama.
Everything Calls for Salvation: Release Date
The second season of Everything Calls for Salvation is all set to release on Netflix on September 26, 2024. The first season was released in 2022. However, the season will most probably have 5 episodes.
Everything Calls for Salvation: Cast
Federico Cesari as Daniele
Fotinì Peluso as Nina
Vincenzo Crea as Gianluca
Everything Calls for Salvation: Plot
Everything Calls for Salvation (Season 2) continues the emotional journey of Daniele, two years after his transformative stay at a psychiatric hospital. Now a father to baby Maria with his ex-partner Nina, the couple is embroiled in a bitter custody battle. As their families—polar opposites—get involved, Daniele finds himself struggling to prove that he can be a stable, reliable parent.
In an effort to rebuild his life and secure custody of his daughter, Daniele chooses to become a nurse. With the help of Dr. Cimaroli, the same doctor who treated him during his psychiatric stay, he secures an internship at the very hospital where he was once a patient. Daniele has five weeks to convince a judge that this new job can provide the stability needed for him to keep his daughter in his life.
However, the new patients Daniele encounters in the hospital dormitory pose a unique challenge. As he immerses himself in their emotional struggles, his profound empathy for their pain begins to overwhelm him, threatening to derail his fragile recovery and professional aspirations. Daniele must navigate these emotional triggers while maintaining his focus on the future he’s fighting for—a future where he can be a loving father and a competent nurse.
In this season, themes of redemption, mental health, and the ongoing journey toward healing take center stage, as Daniele grapples with the complexity of human suffering and the weight of his own emotional baggage.