Mubi Picks Up Paul Thomas Anderson's Carnegie Hall Concert Documentary for Global Release
The London Film Festival has added 'Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall' to its lineup, a concert film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and featuring the Geese frontman's December 2025 solo performance. Mubi has secured worldwide rights outside North America to the project, which was shot on 35mm and produced by Bennie Safdie among others. The film will screen as part of the festival's upcoming edition.
The London Film Festival has added the concert documentary to its upcoming edition. Mubi secured distribution rights for all territories outside North America. The project lists Bennie Safdie, Sara Murphy, Erica Frauman, and Maggie Ambrose as producers.
Anderson captured the performance using a large-format 35mm camera during Winter's sold-out December 2025 Carnegie Hall residency. Safdie was also present with his own camera, contributing to the behind-the-scenes atmosphere.
This acquisition could signal a growing appetite for high-profile concert documentaries within the arthouse distribution sector. By pairing a celebrated auteur like Anderson with a rising indie musician, the film may attract crossover audiences, potentially boosting both Winter's visibility and the perceived prestige of live-performance cinema. It may also encourage other streaming platforms to invest in similarly crafted music films, shaping how fans experience concerts beyond the venue.