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`The Unity Plaque` Unites Cleveland

Over the years, Cleveland has gained a reputation for being an non-unified city. `Man Cry`, a new movie being filmed in Cleveland by T-N-V Productions, has received the seal of approval for filming from political and religious leaders, as well as exectuives and bussiness owners.

This is the start of something big and things are already enhanced as T-N-V Productions makes enormous strides for its beloved city. `Man Cry` is just the beginning of what is sure to be a great success as it is already bringing the people together for what will be seen as a major rejuvenation and inspiration for the City of Cleveland. It is essential that all of Cleveland grasp the importance of this revolution. CEO`s Joey Ruffin of T-N-V Productions and Lolita Darlese Swain of Visible Lyrics Record Company are proud to present `Man Cry`, a movie about real life and the `Unity Plaque` which confirms all those who truly believe in the union of their hometown.

The `Unity Plaque` represents the strength and backbone of T-N-V Productions and the movie `Man Cry`. It is the steppingstone to the future of prosperity for the city of Cleveland. Many people are acknowledging this breakthrough and have already seen what good can come of this project. Some of the most important social figures in the city of Cleveland have already signed off in support and their names will be featured on the prestigious plaque. Just to name a few of those who will be commended are Mayor Jane Campbell, Frank Jackson (City Council President), Pastor Willie Gary (Senior Pastor Kingdom Community Fellowship Church), Roberta Mancini (Executive Director Women`s Community Foundation), Kevin Conwell (Councilman Ward 9), and Terrence Spivey (Artistic Director of Karamu House). With their support will come others and so will the reinforcement of Cleveland as a major city in the U.S.