eWorld Companies, Inc. and Big M Entertainment Move Forward with Angelini Trading Company Docuseries

eWorld Companies, Inc. announced today that its multi-part docuseries on the history and evolution of its subsidiary Angelini Trading Company have progressed from development to pre-production, with casting and shooting to follow. The plot follows the Angelini and Adamo families' 400-year trade history in Italy, their migration to the United States, and the present company's purpose, activities, and business strategy.

Big M Entertainment Pictures, a division of HQ Global Education, Inc., is producing the unnamed series for eWorld. Additional producers may be added as the project progresses. The plan is to premiere on Amazon and then develop into an ongoing TV series with occasional stand-alone "special feature" parts. Future parts and episodes will also be marketed to other streaming providers such as Netflix, Hulu, and others.

ABOUT EWORLD COMPANIES, INC.
Angelini Trading Company is the Parent Company of eWorld Companies, Inc. This Los Angeles-based company distributes 26 varieties of wine from 5 different family-owned wineries, two different handmade Italian pasta factories, a premier olive oil company that won the 2014 award for best olive oil globally, and other specialty food items rarely seen in the US market. Angelini Trading's line of Caponero and Benevento brand wines for the US consumer market is eWorld's main priority and only emphasis right now. Wines have already been delivered, and purchase orders have been received from the first 200 retail locations, with many more orders and deliveries anticipated shortly.

Richard Angelini and his cousin, Roberto Adamo, founded Angelini Trading Company in 2012 with the goal of sourcing the highest-level products accessible from the Italian peninsula for export to the rest of the world, with a primary emphasis on the US market. Since the 1600s, the Angelini and Adamo families have been merchants and artists. Unfortunately, Richard Angelini passed away in 2017, but the company is still in family hands, with his wife, Christina, currently serving as President.