Deadline reported that Paul Thomas Anderson’s concert film ‘Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall’ was reviewed at the London Film Festival, describing it as taking a smaller, more intimate approach, in contrast to the larger‑scale concert movies that Martin Scorsese tends to make, and noting Jonathan Demme’s influence.
Why it matters
Scorsese fans can see how his concert‑film style differs from Anderson’s approach.
Key facts
- Paul Thomas Anderson directed the concert film "Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall".
- The film was reviewed at the London Film Festival.
- The review noted the film takes a smaller, more intimate approach compared to Martin Scorsese’s larger concert movies.
- The review mentioned Jonathan Demme as an influence on Anderson’s film.
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