Trailer released for Paul Thomas Anderson's Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall concert film
A trailer has been released for "Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall", Paul Thomas Anderson's concert film of the Geese frontman, which begins a nationwide 35mm roadshow on November 20.
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Left · 2A new trailer has been released for "Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall", a concert film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and featuring Geese frontman Cameron Winter. IndieWireLC “there's a new trailer to persuade you” Read at IndieWire ↗ The A.V. ClubLC “Paul Thomas Anderson directs Geese frontman Cameron Winter in his first concert film.” Read at The A.V. Club ↗ Left · 2The film will screen across the country in a 35mm roadshow starting on November 20. IndieWireLC “Audiences can catch “Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall” via a roadshow of 35mm screenings across the country starting on November 20.” Read at IndieWire ↗ The A.V. ClubLC “Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall is going on a nationwide 35mm tour beginning on November 20.” Read at The A.V. Club ↗ Left · 2It documents a single show Winter played at Carnegie Hall in December 2025, after a months-long sold-out tour with Geese, when he was 23. The A.V. ClubLC “Cameron Winter, in December 2025, after a months-long sold-out tour with his band Geese, returned to New York to play a single show at Carnegie Hall.” Read at The A.V. Club ↗ IndieWireLC “Winter headlined Carnegie Hall for one night only at the age of 23” Read at IndieWire ↗
Left · 1The A.V. Club says Winter was one of the youngest people to headline Carnegie Hall, edged out slightly by Bob Dylan, who was 22 in 1963. The A.V. ClubLC “Winter was one of the youngest people ever to headline Carnegie Hall (at 23), edged out slightly by Bob Dylan (22, in 1963).” Read at The A.V. Club ↗ Left · 1IndieWire reports that the setlist drew mainly from Winter's solo album "Heavy Metal", and that Benny Safdie is a producer and camera operator on the film. IndieWireLC “The setlist primarily pulled from his solo album “Heavy Metal,””“boasts Benny Safdie as a producer (and camera operator!)” Read at IndieWire ↗ Left · 1The film premiered at the 2026 New York Film Festival at Alice Tully Hall, where IndieWire says many critics praised it; IndieWire's own reviewer Ryan Lattanzio compared it to "Stop Making Sense" "but for introverts". IndieWireLC “debuted at the 2026 New York Film Festival, where many critics praised it”“a concert film up there with ‘Stop Making Sense’ but for introverts.” Read at IndieWire ↗
Left · 1The A.V. Club notes that the film was shot before Anderson won three Oscars in March, including Best Director, and that it is his first concert film, though he has made music videos for Fiona Apple, Radiohead and Haim, Thom Yorke's "Anima" and the documentary "Junun". The A.V. ClubLC “Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall was filmed before Anderson took home three awards at the March ceremony.”“from music videos for the likes of Fiona Apple, Radiohead, and Haim, to Thom Yorke's Anima short film, to the documentary Junun.” Read at The A.V. Club ↗ Left · 1The A.V. Club adds that Winter's "Heavy Metal" was named a best album of the year by Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, Paste and Mojo, and that Geese's "Getting Killed" was named best album of 2025 by The New Yorker, NME and Stereogum. The A.V. ClubLC “Winter’s solo album Heavy Metal was named one of the best of the year by Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, Paste and Mojo” Read at The A.V. Club ↗
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Left2 outlets
- Framing
- Both outlets treat the trailer as exciting news for fans, emphasising Anderson's involvement, Winter's rising profile and the 35mm roadshow.
- Emphasis
- IndieWire stresses the unusual 35mm rollout and critical praise; The A.V. Club stresses Anderson's Oscar win, his first concert film, and Winter's accolades.
- Leaves out or plays down
- Neither reports any criticism of the film or details of the trailer's content beyond a brief tease; no theatre list is given.
- Charged language
- “instantly-iconic”“rhapsodic shrine”“victory lap”
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“The new trailer offers a brief tease of the instantly-iconic concert” — IndieWire
“the new film should hopefully serve as a victory lap, not just for Anderson, but for Winter” — The A.V. Club
Centre0 outlets
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What every side reports
- The film is directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and features Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall.
- A nationwide 35mm roadshow begins on November 20.
- Winter was 23 at the Carnegie Hall show.
Paul Thomas Anderson person
Anderson directs his first feature-length concert film, shot before his March Oscar wins.
“Though this is Anderson’s first concert film” — The A.V. Club
Cameron Winter person
Winter is presented as a rising star whose solo and Geese work has drawn acclaim, now in his longest on-screen project.
“This also seems to be Winter’s longest on-screen project” — The A.V. Club
Left2 articles
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‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Trailer: Paul Thomas Anderson Films the Geese Frontman in 35mm
Celebratory Promotes the film as a must-see event, quoting its own glowing review.
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Paul Thomas Anderson enters his concert film era in Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall trailer
Sympathetic Light, wry context piece on Anderson's first concert film and Winter's success.
Centre0 articles
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Right0 articles
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- 14 Oct 14:01 First IndieWireLC ‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Trailer: Paul Thomas Anderson Films the Geese Frontman in 35mm
- 14 Oct 14:40 +40m The A.V. ClubLC Paul Thomas Anderson enters his concert film era in Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall trailer
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