A six-minute film featuring an untrained, but graceful and expressive, dancer. He performs to an original cello score and short, dream-like interview excerpts. Featured performer, Rick Hermann, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease 20 years ago, in 1998, and has been living with the symptoms for one third of his life. ‘Parkinson’s Dreams About Me’ captures and documents the emotional intensity of Hermann’s experience through the film maker’s attention to his graceful movements, both subtle and obvious. The film’s director, Pam Kuntz, made this film to raise awareness of dance’s therapeutic benefits for people with neurological disorders.