Actors: Patricia Altschul, Phillip Bloch, Thom Browne, Stephen Burrows, Pat Cleveland, Bob Colacello, Richard DuPont, Robert Dupont, Amy Fine-Collins, Anthony Haden-Guest, Halston, Cathy Horyn, Anjelica Huston, Billy Joel, Randy Jones

Synopsis: Using archival footage of and interviews about fashion designer and icon Halston (1932-1990), Whitney Smith looks at the 1970s in Manhattan. Smith is interested in the parties and the excess, which contrast with Halston's minimalist lines. There is a rough chronology for Halston: from milliner to couture to an unsuccessful attempt to bring his designs to the customers of J.C. Penney. The principal focus is on the world of Studio 54 and Halston's part in it.

Actors: Bruce Lee, Shannon Lee, Daniele Bolelli, Paul Bowman, Richard Bustillo, Stephan Bonnar, Kobe Bryant, Linda Lee Cadwell, Gina Carano, Reginald Hudlin, Dan Inosanto, Diana Lee Inosanto, Jon Jones, Cung Le, Gene LeBell

Synopsis: “Two kinds of people should not miss this film about the most famous martial arts actor and practitioner of modern times: those who worship Bruce Lee and those who don't.” Featuring a host of rare footage and photographs, this compelling and visually thrilling documentary examines the fascinating life, continuing influence and lasting legacy of one of the most iconic actors and martial artists of all time – the legendary Bruce Lee.

Actors: Naamah Alva, Daizy Blu, Philippe Decouflé, Philippe Katerine

Synopsis: Inspired by the endless theme of femininity, Crazy Horse Paris creates unique shows dedicated to celebrating “la Femme”. Over the years the company has acquired an impeccable reputation for presenting women in a glamorous, sexy and sophisticated way and attracted over 15 million spectators worldwide. The original Crazy Horse was founded in Paris by Alain Bernardin in 1951 and has been an illustrious cabaret ever since. Over the years, the company diversified its activities and developed beyond France. Today the company presents several shows throughout the world, features guest stars on a regular basis, and actively develops its licensing and merchandising as well as its audio-visual divisions. Besides the original venue in Paris, the group presents a second permanent show at the MGM Grand Hotel Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada since 2001. Since 2006, Crazy Horse Paris integrates glamorous women to perform specifically created acts as headlining guests for a limited set of exclusive performances. The first guest star in the history of the company was Dita Von Teese. Since a series of exceptional women have performed in the different Crazy Horse shows throughout the world, including: Arielle Dombasle (Paris 2007), Pamela Anderson (Paris 2008), Carmen Electra (Las Vegas 2009), Clotilde Courau (Paris 2010) and Claire Sinclaire (Las Vegas). Its rich artistic legacy is recognized especially among creators, artists and designers. Over the past months Le Crazy Horse Paris has collaborated with Christian Louboutin, David Lynch, Miuccia Prada, Roberto Cavalli, Kylie Minogue and Ellen von Unwerth.

Actors: Harry Belafonte, Sidney Poitier, Marge Champion, Fran Scott Attaway, Julian Bond, George Schlatter, Adrienne Belafonte-Biesmeyer, Diahann Carroll, Mike Merrick, Julie Robinson, Coretta Scott King, Merv Griffin, Odetta, Gloria Lynne, Robert De Cormier

Synopsis: Sing Your Song is the result of a confluence of many events, things as diverse as the passing of Marlon Brando, a look back at the lives of many other unsung heroes in the fight for justice as well as the faithful love (and gentle nagging) of two daughters. Like Brando, there are many public figures who are not known, primarily, for their activism, their compassion and their dedication to human rights. Harry Belafonte is one of them: “Cecilia, the daughter of another silent warrior, my friend Gregory Peck, had just completed a documentary on her father’s remarkable life. Coincidental to this, was the tugging by my daughter, Gina, to document my own journey. For many years I had resisted prodding by several who felt that I should both write and film my story. The idea as an end in itself seemed too self-serving. But I was awakened to the possibilities of making such a commitment by revealing the stories that could be told of and by all those with whom I shared an unending quest for justice.” Sing Your Song is an up close look at a great American, Harry Belafonte. A patriot to the last and a champion for worldwide human rights, Belafonte is one of the truly heroic cultural and political figures of the past 60 years. Told from Harry’s point of view, the film charts his life from a boy born in New York and raised in Jamaica, who returns to Harlem in his early teens where he discovers the American Negro Theater and the magic of performing. From there the film follows Belafonte’s rise from the jazz and folk clubs of Greenwich Village and Harlem to his emergence as a star. However, even as a superstar, the life of a black man in 1960s America was far from easy and Belafonte was confronted with the same Jim Crow laws and prejudices that every other black man, woman and child in America was facing. Among other things, the film presents a brief look at the Civil Rights Movement through the eyes of an insider, someone who despite his high profile, wasn’t afraid to spend time in the trenches. From Harlem to Mississippi to Africa and South Central Los Angeles, Sing Your Song takes us on a journey through Harry Belafonte’s life, work and most of all, his conscience, as it inspires us all to action!