Paul Thomas Anderson's Cameron Winter concert film sets November release

A new concert film capturing Geese frontman Cameron Winter's historic solo performance at Carnegie Hall will tour U.S. cinemas this fall, directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson. The film, titled Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall, documents Winter's sold-out show at the iconic New York venue on December 11, 2025, and will begin its exclusive 35mm roadshow release on November 20.

Anderson shot the performance on 35mm and 16mm film, with the project co-produced by director Benny Safdie. The film captures Winter, then 23 years old, delivering a stripped-back, piano-led set featuring songs from his 2024 solo album Heavy Metal and three previously unreleased tracks. The concert followed a lengthy world tour with his band Geese. Janus Films and Criterion have acquired the North American rights to the film.

The roadshow will launch with simultaneous screenings in New York and Los Angeles on November 20, followed by dates in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Chicago, Atlanta, and more than a dozen other cities through January 2027. Tickets for all screenings go on sale on September 17.

The same Carnegie Hall performance will also be released as Winter's first live album,...