The London Film Festival (LFF) has unveiled fresh additions to its 2026 programme, headlined by a concert film Paul Thomas Anderson made with Geese frontman Cameron Winter, plus new screen talks featuring Javier Bardem and Robert Eggers. Mubi has acquired global rights outside North America to the film, titled Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall, underlining continued industry interest in high-profile concert documentaries and reinforcing the festival's strength in securing starry, newsworthy premieres.

The film, shot on 35mm during Winter's sold-out December 2025 Carnegie Hall run, was produced with input from filmmaker Benny Safdie and will have its UK premiere in LFF's Create strand before arriving on Mubi in 2027, with Janus/Criterion handling its North American release. Bardem will appear alongside two films screening at the festival, The Beloved and Bunker, while Eggers discusses his upcoming feature Werwulf. The festival runs from 7 to 18 October, opening with Simon Stone's Elsinore and closing with Jesse Eisenberg's The Debut, with other highlights including Ava DuVernay's documentary 14th, a restoration of Gone To Earth, and Michael Winterbottom's The Trip To The Northern Lights.