Cameron Winter Carnegie Hall film wows: 5 essential facts

The Cameron Winter Carnegie Hall film, director Paul Thomas Anderson’s concert documentary, had its world premiere Oct. 1 at the New York Film Festival’s Alice Tully Hall, with Anderson and Winter attending, according to the festival. This story rounds up festival materials and published reviews. It is not a first-hand review. 5 essential things to know about the Cameron Winter Carnegie Hall film The concert behind the film What critics are saying about the Cameron Winter Carnegie Hall film About Cameron Winter What’s next The concert: The film documents Winter’s solo show at Carnegie Hall on Dec. 11, 2025, where he accompanied himself on a Steinway grand piano. The filmmakers: Anderson directed, and the film was shot on 35mm and 16mm. Benny Safdie is a co-producer, and the music was recorded and produced by Ariel Rechtshaid, TheWrap reported. The length: Published reports put the running time at about 71 to 72 minutes. The release: Janus Films and Criterion have North American rights. An exclusive 35mm road