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 Carnegie Hall in December 2025. Images of Anderson roaming around the concert venue with a large 35mm camera were shared widely on social media sites at the time. Filmmaker Bennie Safdie was also seen lurking at the shows with a camera. The Good Time filmmaker has now been listed as a producer on the project alongside Sara Murphy, Erica Frauman and Maggie Ambrose.
Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall will be Anderson’s second music-focused feature. The One Battle After Another filmmaker shot Radiohead musician Jonny Greenwood during a trip to India, and the resulting footage became 2015’s Junun, which was released on Mubi in 2015.
The Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall release will begin in Los Angeles and New York on November 20. Scroll down to see the list of cities where Janus Films and Criterion intend to screen the 35mm print.
Santa Monica, CA
Aero Theatre November 20 – November 22- Brooklyn, NY
Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) Opens November 20 - New York, NY
Village East By Angelika Opens November 20 - Los Angeles, CA
Los Feliz 3 Opens November 23 - Silver Spring, MD
AFI Silver Theatre Cultural Center Opens November 27 - San Francisco, CA
Castro Theatre December 2 only - Toronto, ON
TIFF Bell Lightbox December 2 – December 3 - Chicago, IL
Music Box Theatre Opens December 4 - Atlanta, GA
Plaza Theatre December 5 – December 7 - Dallas, TX
Texas Theatre December 5 – December 6 - Brookline, MA
Coolidge Corner Theatre December 8 – December 10 - Denton, TX
Fine Arts Theater Denton December 8 – December 9 - Santa Ana, CA
The Frida Cinema December 10 – December 14 - Vancouver, BC
The Cinematheque December 11 – December 14 - Nashville, TN
The Belcourt Theatre Opens December 11 - Milwaukee, WI
Oriental Theatre December 14 – December 15 - Houston, TX
Museum of Fine Arts Houston December 17 – December 19 - Louisville, KY
Speed Art Museum December 19 – December 20 - Austin, TX
AFS Cinema December 30 – January 2 - Omaha, NE
Film Streams’ Dundee Theater January 1 – January 3 - Tucson, AZ
The Loft Cinema January 6 – January 7 - Montreal, QC
Cinematheque Quebecoise January 12 – January 13 - State College, PA
The State Theatre January 15 – January 17 - Portland, OR
Hollywood Theatre January 18 – January 19 - Toronto, ON
TIFF Bell Lightbox December 2 – December 3 - Vancouver, BC
The Cinematheque December 11 – December 14 - Montreal, QC
Cinematheque Quebecoise January 12 – January 13
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