A talented piano tuner who suffers from hyperacusis discovers an unexpected aptitude for cracking safes, turning his life upside down.

Moonshine says: Daniel Roher’s *Tuner* is a masterclass in tension, a meticulously crafted film that resonates long after the credits roll. Woodall, Hoffman, and Richmond-Peck deliver performances that are nothing short of captivating, their on-screen chemistry a vibrant pulse throughout the 107-minute runtime. Woodall, in particular, navigates his character's unique challenges with an impressive depth that grounds the entire narrative. The film's exploration of a piano tuner's unexpected foray into safe-cracking is handled with remarkable finesse, never once feeling contrived. Roher's direction ensures a consistent, propulsive energy, keeping the audience thoroughly engaged without resorting to cheap thrills. The character arcs are richly developed, each individual feeling authentic and integral to the unfolding drama. *Tuner* is a genuinely entertaining experience, a testament to its compelling plot and the exceptional talent assembled. It’s a film that understands its genre implicitly, delivering a sophisticated crime drama with a musical undercurrent that elevates every scene. This is not just a good film; it's a truly memorable one.