Prime Video has announced that Tell Me Softly, its upcoming Spanish Original film, that will premiere exclusively on the streaming service on December 12th. Based on the first novel in Mercedes Ron’s Tell Me saga (which also includes Tell Me in Secret and Tell Me with Kisses), the film stars Alicia Falcó (Billionaire’s Bunker), Fernando Lindez (Élite) and Diego Vidales (Nudes) in the roles of Kami, Thiago, and Taylor, respectively.

The cast also features Celia Freijeiro (Red Queen) as Chiara, Patricia Vico (Operación Marea Negra) as Anne, Andrés Velencoso (Return to Las Sabinas) as Tino, Eve Ryan (Culpa Mía) as Cata and Fernando Nagore as Jules.

Kamila Hamilton had everything under control… or so she thought: it wasn’t in her plans for the Di Bianco brothers to return and turn her world upside down again. Seven years ago, her first kiss with Thiago and Taylor’s unconditional protection marked her life forever.  Now, their comeback threatens to shatter Kami’s carefully constructed facade. She’s no longer the innocent girl they knew: since they left, it seems that no one can really access her. No one except them. Will Kami be able to resist Thiago’s mere presence? What will happen when Taylor starts to look at her differently? Will everything explode into a thousand pieces once again? The trailer can be viewed here.

Tell Me Softly is produced by Vaca Films (Fatum, Sky High) with Borja Pena (Cell 211, The Courier) and Emma Lustres (Retribution, Infiesto) as producers, Denis Rovira (Punto Nemo) as director and Jaime Vaca (Élite) as writer.

Tell Me Softly represents the continuation of the collaboration between Prime Video and Mercedes Ron, now known as The House of Ron, following the success of the Culpable trilogy.

Tell Me in Secret (the second film in the Tell Me saga) is now under production. Additionally, the adaptations of Marfil and Ébano (the Face to Face duology) have wrapped filming and will be coming soon to Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories.

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