Tuner Becomes Paramount+'s Most-Streamed Film
Daniel Roher's crime thriller Tuner, starring Leo Woodall and Dustin Hoffman, is Paramount+'s most-streamed film as of September 24.
Tuner, the crime thriller directed by Daniel Roher in his narrative feature debut, has become the most-streamed film on Paramount+ as of September 24, according to slashfilm.com.
The film stars Leo Woodall as Niki White, a former piano prodigy with hyperacusis who works as a piano tuner. Dustin Hoffman plays Harry Horowitz, a family friend and fellow piano tuner who employs Niki.
Niki's sensitive hearing leads him into a criminal underworld after he uses it to open a safe during a robbery, and he begins working with thieves. Havana Rose Liu plays Ruthie, an aspiring classical composer and Niki's love interest.
Running 107 minutes, Tuner marks Roher's first narrative feature. Woodall also appears in the Anthony Bourdain biopic Tony as a character named Sal.
Quick answers
What is Tuner about?
Tuner is a crime thriller about Niki White, a former piano prodigy with hyperacusis who works as a piano tuner and begins working with thieves after using his hearing to open a safe during a robbery.
Who stars in Tuner?
Leo Woodall stars as Niki White, with Dustin Hoffman as Harry Horowitz and Havana Rose Liu as Ruthie.
Where can I watch Tuner?
Tuner is streaming on Paramount+, where it became the service's most-streamed film as of September 24.