Paul Thomas Anderson-directed Cameron Winter concert film is hitting the road
Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall will play in cities across the U.S. this winter.
Paul Thomas Anderson, known for his narrative films, is stepping into the world of concert films. Following Jonathan Demme and Martin Scorsese, Anderson's latest documentary, Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall, will embark on a 20-city roadshow tour in December. The film captures Cameron Winter's sold-out concert at Carnegie Hall, along with months of sold-out shows on Geese's world tour, believed to be a part of a psyop. A live album of the concert is set to be released on October 9.
Anderson captured the concert in 4K due to being on stage with a camera. Janus Films and Criterion acquired the rights to the film, and the rollout was announced today. The concert screening begins on November 20 with a bicoastal screening in New York and Los Angeles. Other cities included in the tour are Washington, DC, San Francisco, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, Austin, Omaha, Portland, Denton, Boston, Coolidge Corner Theatre, Frida Cinema, Belcourt Theatre, Oriental Theatre, Museum of Fine Arts, Speed Art Museum, Austin Film Society, Dundee Theatre, Loft Cinema, State Theatre, Hollywood Theater, and others.
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