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Paul Thomas Anderson’s forthcoming concert film is buzzword bingo for fans of indie music and movies

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Paul Thomas Anderson’s forthcoming concert film is buzzword bingo for fans of indie music and movies
Fast Company
Fast Company2 hrs ago
Paul Thomas Anderson’s forthcoming concert film is buzzword bingo for fans of indie music and movies
Right as awards season kicked up at the end of 2025, before Paul Thomas Anderson took home the Best Director Academy Award for One Battle After Another, he was taking in a concert at Carnegie Hall by singer-songwriter Cameron Winter. He wasn’t in a seat, though—he was onstage, filming the show in 35- and 16-mm. The foo
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone1 days ago
Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ to Tour This Fall
Skip to main content Getting Filmed 35-mm prints will screen around North America August 25, 2026 Paul Thomas Anderson, standing casually earlier this year. Mike Coppola/Getty Images Cameron Winter is going on tour … sort of. Paul Thomas Anderson‘s film of the Geese frontman’s sold-out December 2025 performance at the
Deadline
Deadline1 days ago
Janus Films & Criterion Acquire Paul Thomas Anderson’s Cameron Winter Concert Film
The concert film Paul Thomas Anderson shot at Carnegie Hall last year with Geese frontman Cameron Winter has been acquired by Janus Films and Criterion and will begin a theatrical, 35mm rollout on November 20.  Officially titled Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall, the film was shot during Winter’s sold-out solo run at Car
Variety
Variety🏁 first to report1 days ago
Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Concert Movie Acquired by Janus Films, Criterion
Janus Films and Criterion have acquired North American rights to “Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall,” a concert film shot and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. The concert was captured on 35mm and 16mm film during a sold-out solo performance from the Geese frontman at Carnegie Hall in December 2025. Geese kicked off its