SEASON 1
SYNOPSIS
Authoritative. Confident. Flawless. That’s how we imagine doctors – as guardians of exclusive knowledge, who use an impossibly technical language and have in their hands our lives and our deaths.
But what happens when the man inside that white coat is sick? This doctor is also a patient. Or rather, this patient is also a doctor.
His name is Dr Andrea Fanti. Dr Fanti has lost all the memories of the last 12 years of his life following a head injury. As such, for the first time ever, he finds himself “on the other side”, no longer a doctor, but a patient.
Stripped of years of memories, he feels thrust into an unfamiliar world. Children, friends, colleagues: all strangers to him. He has only one option if he does not want to go mad and lose hope: to remain in his hospital and find a new way of being what he always wanted to be, a doctor.

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OFFICIAL PROFILES

Year: 2020
Format: TV series 16×50′
Genre: Medical
Language: Italian
Co-production: Lux Vide, Rai Fiction
Average viewers: 8 million viewers
Average share: 29,92%
Cast
Andrea Fanti | Luca Argentero |
Giulia Giordano | Matilde Gioli |
Lorenzo Lazzarini | Gianmarco Saurino |
Agnese Tiberi | Sara Lazzaro |
Marco Sardoni | Raffaele Esposito |
Gabriel Kidane | Alberto Malanchino |
Alba Patrizi | Silvia Mazzieri |
Riccardo Bonvegna | Pierpaolo Spollon |
Elisa Russo | Simona Tabasco |
Teresa Maraldi | Elisa Di Eusanio |
Enrico Sandri | Giovanni Scifoni |
Carolina Fanti | Beatrice Grannò |
Fabrizia Martelli | Pia Lanciotti |
Crew
Directed by | Jan Maria Michelini, Ciro Visco |
Created by | Francesco Arlanch, Viola Rispoli |
Script Supervisor | Francesco Arlanch, Viola Rispoli |
Story Editor | Edoardo A. Gino, Giulia Cavazza |
Delegate Producer | Sabina Marabini |
Music by | Tony Brundo Good Lab Music |
Production director | Mirko D’Angeli |
Assistant director | Simone Rosso, Francesco Lorenzano |
Casting | Chiara Natalucci, Stefania Valestro, Adriana Ciampi |
Costumes | Chiara Mazzetti di Pietralata |
Set design | Stefano Pica |
Post Production | Rosario Ranieri |
Editing | Alessio Doglione , Alessandro Heffler |
Director of Photography | Leo Carbotta |
Line Producer | Veronica Coppola |
Co- executive Producer | Corrado Trionfera |
Creative Producer | Sara Melodia |
Executive Producer | Daniele Passani |
RAI producer | Luigi Mariniello, Alessandra Ottaviani |
Produced by | Luca Bernabei |
SEASON 2
SYNOPSIS
In the first season of Doc – In your hands we followed the vicissitudes of Dr. Andrea Fanti, head of the Department of Internal Medicine of the Ambrosian Polyclinic, starting from the gunshot that erased twelve years of his memory.
Because of this amnesia, Dr. Fanti had to rebuild, step by step, his life. We have seen him rediscover the beauty of working in the ward, because being a patient has revolutionized his approach to care: he has abandoned the cold and detached attitude he had as a primary, to return to being an empathic doctor, completely dedicated to listening to the patient. To be precise, a “doctor with limitations”. Because Doc, as everyone calls him, has not been fully reintegrated into the hospital staff: given his peculiar condition, he can only have the role of a simple assistant to the specialists.
At the end of the season we left him divided between two women: Agnese, the wife from whom he did not remember having divorced and who he continues to love, and Giulia, the assistant with whom he discovered that he had started a relationship, but who after the accident no longer even knew the name.
Doc has found his new family and a new life balance in the ward. We find him right there at the beginning of the season. But he cannot imagine what kind of storm is about to hit everyone: the worst pandemic of the last hundred years, the first in the history of global extension, with Milan as the world’s epicenter.
Doc and his colleagues, like all Italian doctors, will face the Covid emergency. But this second season of the series will not induce on the critical phase of the health emergency: it will rather tell the return to normality after the end of the pandemic.
Just as the first season of Doc – In Your Hands captivated millions of viewers by telling the story of a doctor and his patients who return to life after the trauma of an illness, so the second season will fascinate them by telling the great new beginning that awaits us, after we have put this emergency behind us.
The second season, like and more than the first, will talk about hope by telling the experience of the disease as that of a second chance.
He will tell how Doc and his department, after being at the forefront of the war against Covid, begin to take care again, with all the empathy they are capable of, of the patients who rely on them in search of a diagnosis and a cure.
Each of our protagonists will have to start a new life. And in the great adventure of returning to normality, what is at stake will no longer be only the future of Doc, as in the first season, but the future of the entire department, which will be threatened in its very existence.
After the arrest of Marco Sardoni, in fact, in the department there is a new primary. And Doc will have to defend his team and his working method focused on narrative medicine and empathic relationship with patients against the decision of the new primary to transform the internal medicine department into a garrison of vigilance against future pandemics.
Doc understands the concerns of the new primary, but tries to show him how the medicine he pursues risks being dehumanizing and that for fear of contagion we cannot forget to remain human, even and above all in that crucial moment that is the relationship between a doctor and his patient.
But the new primary is determined in his goal of upsetting the department. So Doc understands that he has only one chance to save his method and his department: to face a difficult path of medical and psychological tests that allow him to recover his true role.
And go back to being primary.
But this, in addition to having to recover the progress made by medicine in the last twelve years, means having to come to terms with his prefrontality, the condition resulting from his accident for which Andrea finds himself saying everything that goes through his head, without filters: a luxury that a primary can certainly not afford. And above all Andrea has to deal with the sense of guilt for something terrible happened in the worst moment of the emergency and that everyone strives to keep hidden, like an unspeakable secret.
The second season of Doc is the first medical Italian series to tell, with realism and hope, the new life that awaits us after the pandemic

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OFFICIAL PROFILES

Year: 2022
Format: TV series
Genre: Medical
Language: Italian
Co-production: Lux Vide, Rai Fiction
Cast
Andrea Fanti | Luca Argentero |
Giulia Giordano | Matilde Gioli |
Agnese Tiberi | Sara Lazzaro |
Cecilia Tedeschi | Alice Arcuri |
Riccardo Bonvegna | Pierpaolo Spollon |
Carolina Fanti | Beatrice Grannò |
Elisa Russo | Simona Tabasco |
Alba Patrizi | Silvia Mazzieri |
Gabriel Kidane | Alberto Malanchino |
Damiano Cesconi | Marco Rossetti |
Enrico Sandri | Giovanni Scifoni |
Teresa Maraldi | Elisa Di Eusanio |
Edoardo Valenti | Gaetano Bruno |
Lucia Ferrari | Giusy Buscemi |
Lorenzo Lazzarini | Gianmarco Saurino |
Crew
Directed by | Beniamino Catena, Giacomo Martelli |
Created by | Francesco Arlanch, Viola Rispoli |
Script Supervision | Francesco Arlanch, Viola Rispoli |
Delegate Producer Lux Vide | Edoardo A. Gino |
Story Editor | Giulia Cavazza |
Music | Tony Brundo |
Production Director | Giancarlo Tomaselli |
Assistant Director | Marcello De Archangelis, Luca Cenname |
Casting Executive | Chiara Natalucci |
Casting | Stefania Valestro, Adriana Ciampi |
Costume | Giorgia Guglielman |
Set Design | Mauro Paradiso |
Post Production | Rosario Ranieri |
Editor | Michele Soffientini, Davide Miele |
Director of Photography | Leo Carbotta |
Line Producer | Mirko D’Angeli |
Creative Producer | Elena Bucaccio, Sabina Marabini |
Executive Producer | Daniele Passani, Corrado Trionfera |
Producer RAI | Giacomo Lopez, Alessandra Ottaviani |
Produced by | Luca Bernabei |
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