Lived in East Cleveland for a while with my son when he was two years old, in one of those apartment buildings that had five distinct types of cockroaches. We found a way to get into a situation that did not involve sharing space with so many breeds of bugs.

I'm looking forward to seeing the movie. It's fun seeing neighborhoods I know on the big screen. :-)

Why must they call it an "urban comedy"? It's a comedy that just happens to be set in an urban setting like "Annie Hall" and millions of other movies. The cute little monikers Hollywood ghettoizes its movies with is so tiring.

Ah, one reason I like the movie Crash is that it bashes H'wd for that type of thinking...

East Cleveland is a *suburb*...historically important in regional planning in that conventions for zoning were established there.

So calling it an "urban comedy" is technically incorrect. :-)