Here’s How to See Paul Thomas Anderson’s Cameron Winter Concert Film

Cameron Winter, the enigmatic musician, unveils his newly recorded live album, "Live at Carnegie Hall," released on October 9, under the production of Ariel Rechtshaid. The film capturing the same concert held at Carnegie Hall last December, overseen by the creative lens of acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson, is set to premiere in select U.S. theaters starting November 20.

The film's screenings will not be a one-time event but a tour that will traverse the nation until mid-January. The journey begins in New York City on November 20 at the Village East by Angelika/BAM Rose Cinemas, followed by Los Angeles on the same day at the Aero Theater. Other cities like Silver Springs, Maryland, San Francisco, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, and Denton, Texas, will experience the film consecutively over the following weeks.

The tour extends to Boston, Santa Ana, Nashville, Milwaukee, Houston, Louisville, Austin, and Omaha, Nebraska, before concluding in Tucson, Arizona, on December 11, and Ann Arbor, Michigan, on January 15. Portland, Oregon, awaits the film on January 18, followed by a final stop in Ann Arbor.

The concert film, released by Janus Films and Criterion, marks a significant milestone for Winter, who is currently touring with the band Geese. The album and film will be accompanied by a nationwide tour, presenting an opportunity for fans to witness the magic of Winter's live performances on the big screen.