Screening of The Documentary- BLACK LOVE February 26, 2011

Black love is bold; it is beautiful and unites African Americans as a community. In times of strife and inconsistency black love is all we have. Yet, so many African Americans find it hard to obtain and maintain. In the conjunction with the celebration of Black History Month, J. Lee Productions celebrates the unique emotion with the release of its first documentary, “BLACK LOVE.” “BLACK LOVE” takes an in depth look into African American relationships. It is comprised of real people sharing real relationship issues. “BLACK LOVE” allows single, dating, married, and divorced African Americans to share their stories about the love they have, had, or can’t find along with their views and opinions as to why they feel their relationships work or did not work. It is J. Lee Productions sincere hope that this documented piece will aid individuals in the African American community to identify contributions to a healthy relationship and/or create a tool to inform those who are experiencing difficulties in finding and or keeping a significant other.

“BLACK LOVE” will be screened at the Historic Alamo Theatre in Jackson, Mississippi on Saturday, February 26, 2011 at 6:00pm followed by an encore viewing at 8:00pm. Tickets may be purchased at BEBOP (Maywood Mart) or www.jleeplays.com. This is one J. Lee Production you don’t want to miss! And as always- It’s NOT just a SHOW… It’s an EXPERIENCE…

For more information about the screening or about J. Lee Productions, visit www.jleeplays.com and follow on twitter, www.twitter.com/JLEEPLAYS!