The London Film Festival has added a brand-new Paul Thomas Anderson‘s movie to its lineup. The film was shot at the iconic Carnegie Hall last year.
According to an update from Deadline, Anderson’s concert movie will feature at the London Film Festival. The movie is titled Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall. It follows U.S. musician and Geese frontman Cameron Winter as he performs a solo set in front of a packed audience at the New York City venue.
At the time of filming the project, snapshots of Anderson carrying a 35mm camera went viral on social media. Benny Safdie, who also worked on Good Time, contributed as a camera operator during the filming. Safdie co-produced the film alongside Maggie Ambrose, Sara Murphy, and Erica Frauman.
Meanwhile, Mubi has acquired the global rights for the Paul Thomas Anderson feature, excluding North America. The feature will be available for streaming on Mubi in 2027. The film will have its world premiere at the New York Film Festival on October 1 before its UK premiere at the BFI London Film Festival.
London Film Festival unveils more lineup additions across film and events
Adding to Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall, the London Film Festival has announced some special on-stage conversations. Javier Bardem and director Robert Eggers will be part of these screen talks. The Beloved and Bunker starring Bardem will be shown at the festival. Robert Eggers’ upcoming film Werwulf will also screen at the festival, which is scheduled to be released on December 25, 2026.
Ava DuVernay’s 14th will be shown at the festival. The film revolves around the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and will be part of the festival’s Special Presentations section. The Special Presentations program will also feature Gone to Earth and The Trip to the Northern Lights. Some other new additions to the program are Artificial, Everest: The Other Side, Joy of Joys, Primetime, Misty Green, and Inherit,
LFF will open with the European premiere of Elsinore, directed by Simon Stone and starring Andrew Scott. The festival will close with the UK premiere of The Debut, directed by Jesse Eisenberg, who also stars in the film.
The London Film Festival will run from October 7 to October 18, 2026.
Originally reported by Disita Sikdar on ComingSoon.net.
