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- Paul Thomas Anderson directed Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall, a concert film shot during Winter's December performance at Carnegie Hall, now set for a theatrical release.
- Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall will begin screening in U.S. theaters on November 20, with 35mm prints touring through mid-January 2024.
- Janus Films and Criterion are releasing the film, co-produced by Benny Safdie and produced by Sara Murphy, Erica Frauman, and Maggie Ambrose.
- Ariel Rechtshaid produced the companion album Live at Carnegie Hall, which arrives October 9, ahead of the film’s theatrical run.
- Cameron Winter continues touring with the band Geese, whose current tour is titled Getting Killed Again, running through the fall.
Why it matters: The 35mm roadshow release through January breaks from standard streaming or wide-release patterns, giving audiences a rare cinematic event experience. For fans and indie distributors, the Criterion-Janus backing signals a high-profile treatment typically reserved for major auteurs, elevating Winter’s profile beyond typical concert recordings.
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