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Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall Review
Paul Thomas Anderson's intimate concert film captures Geese frontman Cameron Winter's solo show at Carnegie Hall in New York.
In brief
Paul Thomas Anderson's intimate concert film captures Geese frontman Cameron Winter's solo show at Carnegie Hall in New York. Paul Thomas Anderson's 2025 concert film 'Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall' premieres at London Film Festival, showcasing Winter's solo performance with a grainy 35mm aesthetic. Originally…
Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall

Paul Thomas Anderson's film captures Geese frontman Cameron Winter's solo show at New York's Carnegie Hall on December 11, 2025.
UK Premiere at London Film Festival

The film receives its UK premiere on October 8 at the London Film Festival, following its US release in 2027 via MUBI.
Steinway Grand Piano Performance
Winter performs with his back to the audience at a Steinway grand piano, singing in a low-growl voice to a near 4000-seater venue.
Solo Set List
Winter performs 12 songs in a 70-minute set, including 'It All Fell In The River', 'Cancer Of The Skull', 'Drinking Age', and '$0'.
Intimate Cinematic Experience
Anderson's 35mm cinematography creates a grainy, intimate feel, with close-ups and high-up perspectives capturing Winter's performance.
Post-Show Encore
After the credits, Winter returns for a one-song encore, with the film noting he 'dead at 23' (he turned 24 in March).
“Dead at 23”
The big picture
Paul Thomas Anderson's 2025 concert film 'Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall' premieres at London Film Festival, showcasing Winter's solo performance with a grainy 35mm aesthetic.
