Paul Thomas Anderson’s concert film “Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall” is scheduled to tour movie theaters across North America starting this fall. The releases describe the movie as a filmed concert experience made available through 35mm screenings, with venues across the U.S. continuing into the fall and winter.
Multiple outlets note that the project is co-produced by Benny Safdie. They also link the film’s theatrical rollout to other related release plans, including the timing around a live album, with the movie set to screen after the album release. Coverage emphasizes the broad, multi-city theatrical run, while providing details that focus on how audiences can see the film—particularly through traditional theater screenings and 35mm presentation rather than a single premiere event.