Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall. 2026. USA. Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. With Cameron Winter. DCP courtesy Janus Films. 71 min.
Cameron Winter, well known as the frontman of Geese, has been compared to some of the last century’s greatest singer-songwriters—Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, and Leonard Cohen, to name a few. Though Paul Thomas Anderson’s footage of Winter playing on a grand piano to a packed Carnegie Hall does not dispel any comparisons, its minimalist approach is a perfect fit for Winter’s bare-skinned, uniquely soulful compositions about life’s impermanence, what remains once we—or love—is gone, and our anxious, solitary longing for warmth and comfort in times of self-destruction and war. Winter may feel like a “zero-dollar man,” but his musical wonderments—here captured on grainy 35 mm film—make us all feel like a million bucks.
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