Paul Thomas Anderson’s Cameron Winter Concert Film Teases Carnegie Hall Show
Paul Thomas Anderson directed a concert film capturing Cameron Winter’s sold-out solo performance at Carnegie Hall. Shot on 35mm, the movie’s teaser includes a brief clip of 'Drinking Age' and glimpses of backstage and ticketing areas. The film premiered at the New York Film Festival and is scheduled for release this winter.
Cameron Winter, 24, fronts Geese. His solo Carnegie Hall appearance was sold out, and he played piano. The 12-song set placed “Drinking Age” near its midpoint. The teaser includes just a brief moment of that track.
Paul Thomas Anderson directed the movie and shot it on 35mm, which gives a softer quality to a title card that pairs Winter and Carnegie Hall with “Dead at 23.” The film first screened publicly at the New York Film Festival and is due out this winter.
The film may draw concert-film fans, Anderson followers, and Winter/Geese listeners to theaters or streaming, potentially widening Winter’s solo audience beyond music fans. Its Carnegie Hall setting and 35mm presentation could reinforce interest in filmed live performances as cultural events, while the New York Film Festival premiere may boost festival or awards-season buzz. For venues and filmmakers, it could highlight the value of capturing intimate shows, though its impact will likely depend on release access and audience turnout.