US Edition‘Tuner’ Review: Dustin Hoffman and Leo Woodall Fix Pianos in an Offbeat Indie That’s Far Better Than It Must Sound
Veteran piano tuner Harry Horowitz and his apprentice Niki, who both face hearing challenges, navigate their craft and unexpected criminal entanglements in New York's elite music scene.
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‘Tuner’ Review: Leo Woodall Has The Right Pitch In This Entertaining Romcom Crime Thriller That Gives The Best Lines To An Evergreen Dustin Hoffman – Telluride Film Festival
If there is one clear thing director Daniel Roher’s nifty narrative filmmaking debut, Tuner, proves it is that Leo Woodall is the real deal as the next big leading man in movies. You might know the British actor from Netflix’s limited series, One Day, or the charming romantic catch for Renee Zellweger in the current […]
‘Tuner’ Review: Dustin Hoffman and Leo Woodall Fix Pianos in an Offbeat Indie That’s Far Better Than It Must Sound
Dustin Hoffman and Leo Woodall make quite the pair in “Tuner.” Hoffman’s character, veteran piano technician Harry Horowitz, is losing his hearing, while his people-shy apprentice (played by “White Lotus” breakout Woodall) has a condition called hyperacusis, which obliges Niki to wear earplugs at all times. Even the slightest sounds bother him, but despite that, this pair are the best piano tuners in town. “It’s not about hearing. It’s about f…
AwardsWatch - ‘Tuner’ Review: Dustin Hoffman’s Piano Lesson is so Tightly Wound it Plays Entirely Off Key [D] Telluride
In the new film Tuner, an aging piano tuner and his young apprentice and assistant trapeze around the Tri-State area fine tuning pianos mostly for music schools and the wealthy. Being perfectly on pitch makes sense for music, and is needed for the instrument to sound right. But the filmmakers behind this project take the…
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