The New York Film Festival has added the world premiere of Paul Thomas Anderson’s Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall to the Spotlight section of its 64th edition.
The concert capture from Geese frontman Winter’s sold-out solo run at Carnegie Hall last December will debut October 1 at Alice Tully Hall on 35mm.
“Even for those who already admired the talents of Brooklyn’s own Cameron Winter, both as a solo artist and as the front man of the band Geese, his performance at Carnegie Hall on December 11, 2025, was a revelation. A stripped-down set in which he accompanied himself on a Steinway grand, the show cemented Winter’s status as a one-of-a-kind cabaret art-pop balladeer, his soaring vibrato resonating throughout a theater known for its legendary acoustics,” NYFF noted of the late addition to its lineup. The fest runs September 25 through October 12.
The Oscar-winning filmmaker was there with a crew, including Licorice Pizza collaborator Benny Safdie, to capture the moment resulting in a cinematic concert shot on 16mm and 35mm with a mix of intimate images of Winter and of the cavernous space.
“A generational talent delivers a mesmerizing performance before a rapt audience in an iconic venue, and a filmmaker with a rare and instinctive feel for music captures it with the utmost sensitivity: Paul Thomas Anderson’s document of Cameron Winter’s Carnegie Hall triumph is, quite simply, a concert movie for the ages, said NYFF Artistic Director Dennis Lim.
Winter is also featured in Jonathan Glazer’s Joy of Joys, an NYFF64 Spotlight selection making its world premiere at the festival.
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