CFS/ME movie

[Guest guest]

The CFS/ME movie 'I remember Me' from Kim Snyder will be aired this month by

satellite TV to the USA, the Pacific and Europe by Sundance Channel, a

project of movie star Redford.

Station: Sundance Channel (SUN)

URL: http://www.sundancechannel.com/

http://www.sundancechannel.co.nz/

Scheme: April 13, 12:30 PM ET

April 18, 4:00 PM ET

April 23 6:00 AM ET

April 28 7:00 AM ET

ET is UTC-6 or UTC-7 (depending on the daylight saving time

in

the USA)

Ref: Programme guide:

http://www.sundancechannel.com/eguide/pdf/2002_04.pdf

http://www.sundancechannel.com/schedule/

Ref: 'I remember Me'

http://www.sundancechannel.com/film_finder/index.php?startingLetter=i

Freq.: - USA/Pacific: Galaxy9 (127 degrees West)

Encrypted: VCII+, Uplink: 6205 MHz, downlink 3980 MHz,

L-band 1170,

Pol: H

Ref:

http://www.vincor.com/antenna/satellite/communications/satchart/chart_g9c.html

- Europe/USA: HISPASAT (Spanish Satellite Company) satellite

(30 degrees West)

http://www.hispasat.es/

http://www.hispasat.com/

http://www.hispasat.com/eng/mapaing.htm

I Remember Me

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Directed by: Kim Snyder

Year: 2001

74 MINS, Color

Often dismissed as either a psychosomatic illness or merely an excuse for

laziness, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is persuasively defined in this revealing

documentary by filmmaker and CFS sufferer Kim Snyder. Researching possible

CFS outbreaks in the past, Snyder reveals that the debilitating disease

often manifests itself in clusters, prompting her to visit two " hot spots "

Punta Gorda, Florida and Lake Tahoe, Nevada. She also interviews three

current CFS patients, film director Blake , soccer star and Olympic

gold medalist Akers and Paganetti, a Connecticut

high-school student who has spent the past two years in bed and had to be

wheeled on a gurney to attend his own graduation. " As a work of passionate

advocacy, I REMEMBER ME can't be faulted " - Village Voice. TV14 (AC)

Editor: a Heredia