Hollywood stars John Travolta, Bruce Dern and Keegan-Michael Key will be honoured at the fifth Napa Valley Film Festival, which opens on November 11.
Travolta, 61, has been selected for a Career Achievement Tribute and is expected to attend the November 14 world premiere of his electrician drama "Life on the Line", which also stars Kate Bosworth, said The Hollywood Reporter.
Dern, 79, will receive the Legendary Actor Tribute, while Lydia Hearst, Evan Peters and Finn Wittrock will be awarded the Rising Star Tribute. Key, 44, will receive a Trailblazer Tribute.
The five-day festival will launch with the world premiere of "Somm: Into the Bottle" and include a November 12 gala for "Spotlight" and screenings of awards season contenders "Carol" and "Youth".
The lineup includes a screening of "Landfill Harmonic", followed by a performance by 24 members of the Recycled Orchestra of Cateura, a Paraguayan musical youth group whose members play instruments made out of recycled products from one of South America's largest landfills.
The festival will also include "Best of Enemies", a documentary on the series of televised debates in 1968 between the liberal Gore Vidal and the conservative William F Buckley Jr.
Director Morgan Neville is expected to attend.
