Daniel Roher, the Oscar-winning documentary director, has made his fictional narrative feature debut with 'Tuner', a crime thriller that premiered on May 14, 2026, in special advance screenings in the UK.
The film, which will have a wider theatrical release, follows the story of Niki, a talented New York piano tuner with a heightened sense of hearing, who uses his unique ability to assist criminals in cracking safes.
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'Tuner' stars Leo Woodall as the lead, with a supporting cast that includes Dustin Hoffman, Havana Rose Liu, Tovah Feldshuh, Lior Raz, and Jean Reno.
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Leo Woodall on His Role and Working with Dustin Hoffman
During an Esquire Session event, Leo Woodall shared his initial attraction to the script and his experiences working with his veteran co-star, Dustin Hoffman.
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Woodall, 29, recalled his nervousness about meeting the Academy Award winner before production began, but noted that Hoffman was highly approachable on set and shared valuable industry insights.
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The film's sound design is notable for its emphasis on the overwhelming city noises that Niki filters out, reflecting the sensory challenges of the main character.