Cinema verite master Frederick Wiseman has been making fascinating documentaries for 45 years, and he's one of our favorites. (We recommend a Wiseman weekend, if you're not familiar.) His latest, Crazy Horse, open in NYC at Film Forum on January 18, with daily screenings through February 7. Find tickets.

For Crazy Horse, Wiseman spent ten weeks with his camera exploring one of the most mythic places dedicated to women, the Crazy Horse Paris. This legendary Parisian cabaret, founded in 1951 by Alain Bernardin, has become over the years the Parisian nightlife ‘must’ for locals as well as any visitors, ranking alongside the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. Wiseman’s impeccable eye allows us to enter into this intriguing international temple of the Parisian cabaret world and to discover what makes the Crazy Horse tick: elegance, perfectionism and a grueling schedule (with 2 shows a night and 3 on Saturdays, 7 days a week).

To celebrate the film's opening, one lucky Tribeca reader will win a limited edition poster for the film, signed by Wiseman himself. He's only signing 10—now that's priceless!

Entries must be received no later than Monday, February 6, at noon.

Be sure to read the official rules.