Producers Talk Prime Video Tuscany-Set Rom Com ‘No Place to Be Single’ Featuring Italian Talents ‘That We Are Going to Export Around the ‘World’ (EXCLUSIVE)

By Nick Vivarelli

Nick Vivarelli

International Correspondent

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Prime Video is set to globally drop on May 8 its Tuscany-set rom com “No Place To Be Single,” based on a bestselling novel by Italy‘s Felicia Kingsley that is a big IP in Italy, and beyond, and marks a rare attempt to give global reach to modestly scaled Italian content.

Kingsley – that is her pen name, her real name is Serena Artioli – is a publishing phenomenon having become Italy’s most read author over the past three years, now translated in twenty countries.

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