1. Yao Ming.

"Challenger Yao Ming" is a character documentary that realistically reproduces Yao Ming's entire process from "rookie" to superstar in the NBA.

2. McGrady.

McGrady's documentary "My Confessions" will be narrated by McGrady himself, showing a complete self to everyone who knows and doesn't know him.

3. Jordan.

"Michael Jordan: Airman" offers a unique look at one of the most famous stars in sports.

Weaving together Jordan's dazzling on-court highlights and his most authentic moments off the court, "Michael Jordan: Airman" vividly presents the basketball icon's life.

Relive the power Jordan displayed in his second NBA Championship; follow him as part of the Olympic Dream Team to Poland, Monaco and Barcelona; watch him in the locker room, on the golf course, and at home and

Family and friends together.

Hear from Jordan's heart; share his triumphs and deepest concerns; and learn, like never before, what it's like to live as a global superstar.

4. Kobe Bryant.

"Kobe Doin' Work" (also known as: A Day in the Life of Superstar Kobe) is a one-day documentary directed by a black man about the Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant.

5. Allen Iverson.

"The Trial of Iverson" is a documentary directed by Steve James that reflects a criminal case of Iverson in 1993. It was released in 2010 and has a length of 80 minutes.

6. Jeremy Lin.

The documentary "Linsanity: the Movie" is directed by Chinese-American director Liang Yidan and lasts 88 minutes. It records Jeremy Lin's journey from being drafted out of the draft to establishing himself in the NBA and then to the Knicks setting off the "Linstorm".

This documentary premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 28, 2013. However, Jeremy Lin missed most of the movie due to being late at that time. It was not until March 10 that he watched "Linsanity" in its entirety for the first time.

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On September 20, 2013, "Linsanity" premiered in Los Angeles. Jeremy Lin and his family attended the premiere, as well as Parsons, D'Antoni, Jeremy Lin's head coach when he was with the Knicks, and others.

"Linsanity" will then be released in 11 different cities in the United States, including Houston on October 4.