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Tuner (2026)
A crime thriller that follows a piano tuner whose acute ear for pitch becomes an unexpected asset for safecracking. Directed by Daniel Roher in his narrative debut, the film stars Leo Woodall as Niki White, a skilled tuner drawn into a heist to help his mentor Harry Horowitz (Dustin Hoffman) pay mounting medical bills, with Havana Rose Liu as Ruthie. Blending heist mechanics with character study and romance, the story explores the personal and moral consequences of talent applied to crime.
A crime thriller that follows a piano tuner whose acute ear for pitch becomes an unexpected asset for safecracking. Directed by Daniel Roher in his narrative debut, the film stars Leo Woodall as Niki White, a skilled tuner drawn into a heist to help his mentor Harry Horowitz (Dustin Hoffman) pay mounting medical bills, with Havana Rose Liu as Ruthie. Blending heist mechanics with character study and romance, the story explores the personal and moral consequences of talent applied to crime.
The film’s central subject is an individual’s moral choices in a heist scenario driven by personal need rather than systemic forces. Its narrative champions individual accountability and the personal costs of crime over any ideological critique or endorsement.
The cast features a mix of white and Jewish performers in lead roles with one Asian-American actress in a key supporting part. No recasting of traditionally white characters is indicated. The narrative centers on personal relationships and professional conflicts without critiquing traditional identities or centering DEI themes.
The film shows a respectful surrogate mentor bond between the protagonist and an older colleague but contains no meaningful depiction or evaluation of family structures, marriage, parenting, or related norms.
No LGBTQ+ characters or themes appear.
No transgender characters or themes are present. Ruthie functions solely as a composition student and romantic interest in a standard crime-thriller narrative centered on hearing sensitivity and safecracking.
The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.
No gender-swapped characters appear. All named roles originate in the screenplay with genders matching the actors portraying them; the narrative draws from no prior source material containing established legacy figures of opposite gender.
The film features entirely original characters with no established racial depictions from prior canon, history, or source material. No instances of characters being recast across racial lines occur.
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