Deadline • 9/7/2026

Paul Thomas Anderson’s concert film titled “Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall” is set to have its world premiere at the New York Film Festival (NYFF) on October 1 at Alice Tully Hall. The film will be presented on 35mm film and features Cameron Winter, the frontman of the band Geese, during his sold-out solo performance at Carnegie Hall in December 2025. Both Anderson and Winter are expected to attend the premiere, adding a personal touch to the event. The film captures Winter's stripped-down set, emphasizing the intimate atmosphere of the iconic New York City venue. This concert film is part of Anderson's ongoing exploration of music and performance, showcasing his unique cinematic style. The NYFF will feature the film in the Spotlight section of its 64th edition, highlighting its significance within the festival's programming. In addition to the NYFF premiere, the London Film Festival has also included the concert film in its lineup. Mubi has acquired global rights to the film outside of North America. This collaboration between Anderson and Winter marks an important moment, bringing together their artistic visions in a celebrated venue known for its rich musical history. The anticipation surrounding the premiere underscores the continued interest in Anderson's work and the evolving landscape of concert films. Audiences will have the opportunity to experience the intersection of film and live music through Anderson's lens at this notable event.
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