Cameron Winter Carnegie Hall Film Unveils Teaser Before Theater Tour
A teaser trailer has arrived for Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall, Paul Thomas Anderson’s concert film. It documents Winter’s December performance at Carnegie Hall and follows the recent live album Live at Carnegie Hall. Janus Films and Criterion will tour the 35mm release in theaters beginning November 20.
The teaser for Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall offers mostly mood-driven visuals and a brief passage from “Dead at 23.” The Paul Thomas Anderson film records Winter’s December concert at the venue, arriving nearly two years after his solo debut, Heavy Metal.
It follows Live at Carnegie Hall, the live album issued the previous week. Janus Films and Criterion will bring a 35mm version to theaters across multiple cities starting November 20. Meanwhile, Winter continues performing with Geese on the Getting Killed Again tour.
The theatrical rollout may extend Winter’s audience beyond music fans, drawing cinephiles who follow Anderson and Criterion releases. For venues, the 35mm tour could create event-style screenings that bring local audiences together. Fans of Geese and Winter may see the film as a companion to the live album, deepening engagement with his solo work. Its cultural reach may remain niche, tied to specialty theaters and music-focused audiences rather than broad mainstream conversation.