Paul Thomas Anderson has released a trailer for the concert documentary “Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall,” which records the musician’s performance at New York City’s Carnegie Hall. Multiple outlets report the film is shot on 35mm and presented that way for theatrical screenings, with Anderson using large-format 35mm cameras during the live show.
The release is framed as a limited cinema roadshow rather than a conventional wide premiere. IndieWire and other reports say the film begins screening across the country as part of a roadshow starting November 20, aligning with coverage that places its theatrical run in late 2025. A roadshow is also described in Deadline’s and industry outlets’ coverage, emphasizing the film’s blend of grandeur and intimacy. Some outlets highlight moments from the show, including a glimpse of Winter performing “Drinking Age.”
While “Cameron Winter” is the focus, the music for the film is described as being recorded and produced for the project, connected to a previously announced live album produced by Ariel Rechtshaid.
