FOMO on Netflix from October 31st
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FOMO – Fear Of Missing Out arrives on Netflix on October 31, 2026. The Italian docuseries that tells the story of the last year of high school of a group of students arrives on the platform after its debut on RaiPlay , where it has been available since September 17.
The title comes from the English acronym Fear Of Missing Out , the fear of being left out of what's happening. It's the feeling that accompanies adolescence, and the series tells it without filters, through chats , TikToks , and WhatsApp groups.
What is the FOMO docuseries about?
The series follows a group of Roman students at Vittoria Colonna High School from their first day of school until their final exams . School is the central setting of the story, but outside the classroom, real life erupts: friendships , first loves , oral exams , assemblies , and decisions that change everything in one night.
The language is direct and ironic, with stories, vocals, and messages that become an integral part of the story. At its core is a question that everyone faces sooner or later: who will we be when we grow up?
Who is behind the series?
FOMO is an Original from the Rai Digital and Transmedia Contents Department , written and directed by Pietro Daviddi and David Gallerano . The production is by OUR FILMS , with Gabriele Immirzi , Lorenzo Mieli and Mario Gianani.
Music plays an important role: the soundtrack is produced by Voga , aka Enrico Esposito and Lorenzo Biscione , and includes an unreleased song by singer-songwriter Ariete . The music is by Warner Music Italy.
The cast of the series
The docuseries follows real kids , not actors with scripts. Here are the protagonists :
- Valerio Clemente
- Carlo De Vita
- Lucia Tea Di Cosmo
- Tea Jonis
- Frida Rizza
- Tancredi Russo
The series consists of 12 episodes , distributed by RaiPlay in three blocks of four. It recounts an entire school year, with its rites of passage, its anxieties, and the race toward graduation, following the protagonists day after day without time jumps.
An honest portrait of today's adolescence
The choice not to use a script makes FOMO more like a documentary than a fiction. The kids share their experiences of school days, holidays, disappointments, and first responsibilities, without an outside voice explaining their feelings.
The editing alternates intimate moments with ensemble scenes, with smartphone screens ever-present. It's a way of portraying Generation Z that forgoes judgment: there are no good guys or bad guys, just kids searching for their own path and facing the fear of being left behind.
The soundtrack, composed by Voga and enriched by an unreleased track by Ariete , accompanies the story and brings it closer to the language of social media. This is no minor detail: the music is part of the story, not just background music.
Why see it?
FOMO opts for realism : unscripted, with handheld cameras and natural light, to narrate the transition to adulthood without judgment. It's a portrait of today's adolescence, designed to speak to kids without telling them how they should feel.
Practical tip: This series should be watched in order, as it follows the characters' growth throughout the school year. If you're looking for other upcoming titles, this month's calendar is packed: the guides to Netflix releases in July 2026 and August 2026 show how the platform organizes its arrivals.
How to watch it on Netflix
The series will be available to all subscribers starting October 31, 2026. Those without a subscription can explore legal alternatives, summarized in the guide on how to legally stream movies and series for free.
FAQ
When will FOMO arrive on Netflix in Italy in 2026?
It arrives on Netflix on October 31, 2026 , after its debut on RaiPlay on September 17, 2026.
How many episodes does the FOMO docuseries have on RaiPlay and Netflix?
The docuseries consists of 12 episodes , which follow an entire school year from the first day of school to the final exam.
What is the FOMO – Fear Of Missing Out series about?
It tells the story of the last year of high school of a group of Roman students from the Vittoria Colonna high school , between friendships, loves, tests and fear of the future.
Who wrote, directed and produced this series?
The series is written and directed by Pietro Daviddi and David Gallerano , produced by OUR FILMS with Lorenzo Mieli and Mario Gianani.
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