Clean Heart Productions releases a gripping cinematic journey into the realities facing today’s successful, saved, single African-American women nationwide in the documentary SOULMATE. A staggering number of African-American women have never been married and this statistic is reflected in the personal portraits which reveal the trials and triumphs of unforgettable women. SOULMATE offers hope and practical advice on issues such as loneliness, the desire for sexual intimacy and the ticking biological clock.

SOULMATE brings you face to face with the stark realities facing today’s single, professional African American women such as:

• Black women are five times more likely to remain single at 40 than white women
• Unlike any other race, Black women have higher educational attainment than black men.
• The more money and education a black woman has, the less likely she is to ever get married or to have children.
• Almost 70% of all new cases of HIV/AIDS are black women
• AIDS is the number one killer of black women between the ages of 25 and 44.

For those still waiting to exhale, SOULMATE penetrates the myriad of emotions felt by women at pivotal moments and stages in their lives. This inspiring film also offers some surprising revelations about the quest for one’s true soulmate.

Jerome and Valerie Clayton, the authors of Victory in Singleness, are featured in SOULMATE. Once viewers watch SOULMATE, Victory in Singleness is a tool available for them – a practical next step to take. SOULMATE masterfully addresses the emotions commonly experienced by women when faced with prolonged singleness. Victory in Singleness was written specifically for the unmarried African-American woman who is looking for answers on how to handle the emotions discussed in the film.

Click below to view a trailer of SOULMATE.