My Angel, My Hero: Dancing with PD (a new film)
 

Hello,

I just happened to be leaving a sorely needed new Tweet on Twitter when I ran across this gem from someone I follow. It looks so much more promising than the much ado about nothing "Love and Other Drugs"

It centers on two men, one a former Wall Street guy who gets fired, and a young man who dances the streets of Manhattan and who also happens to have PD- according to review, about how they unwittingly inspire one another.

NOTE: On Facebook group page, the director is asking for volunteers to research and to spread awareness; I plan to inbox him for more info and will shamelessly plug Neurotalk and our book.


Don't know the release date, and there is not much publicity but here are some links....

This is a review from a PD advocate's blog:

http://www.dopadoc.com/?p=26

FB Group page

-Laura

dopadoc is great !

the film looks pretty good too

Yes he is....
 

lol, Lindy. Though at 24 min it has a lot to cover...looks interesting nonetheless as it breaks stereotype by casting a very young African-American man with PD.

Dopa Doc is great and even better he found me on Twitter! You know you want to join...:p Seriously, the PCC needs a presence out there....:)

Laura

Hi Laura,

This is Faizan Sheikh, director of film My Angel My Hero. I found out this post. Thanks for posting this. Yes i am looking for volunteers who can help me do some research which will lead us to do good publicity for this film. I am trying to find few committed people who really want to bringing awareness towards the disease. Please do let me know if you are interested. Here is my email lifecastingcall[at]yahoo[dot]com. Thanks once again and stay tune, as we in our final stages of finishing the film. Thanks

Faizan

What can I do to help?
 

Sir,
Anything that serves the PD community is fair game for the Dopadoc **. Please tell me what I can do.:cool:
"Dopadoc" Marshall Davidson
PS thanks everyone for the kind words...this note applies to everyone in this forum contributing anything to the PD community