When does the performance take place?

The show runs on 04.07.2026 at 15:30 at filmforum Duisburg.

How much does the ticket cost?

The price for this afternoon performance is 8 euros.

How long does the film last?

The filmforum states a duration of 107 minutes.

Is the event indoors or outdoors?

The performance takes place in the cinema hall of filmforum Duisburg, making it an indoor event.

How do I get to the filmforum?

The filmforum is located at Dellplatz 16 in 47051 Duisburg; the way is signposted from Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz.

Are there any notes on accessibility?

The filmforum offers a dedicated accessibility page and information on directions and services on their official website.

The Piano Tuner unfolds tension, sound, and subtle danger at filmforum Duisburg

Name: The Piano Tuner
Start: 2026-07-04T17:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-04T19:15:00+02:00
Location: filmforum

A cinema evening full of fine tension and great soundscapes

With The Piano Tuner, a film is on the program at the filmforum Duisburg that captivates its audience not with volume, but with precision. The young Niki White, played by Leo Woodall, has an extraordinarily sensitive ear – and from that grows the mixture of melancholy, danger, and fascination that makes the story so unique.

When hearing becomes the main character

The story revolves around an unusual center: perception. Sounds, intervals, and the slightest nuances of tone are not just accompanying material but the dramatic engine. The film combines crime, thriller, and character study into a stage experience on screen that works particularly through atmosphere and inner tension.

Leo Woodall between vulnerability and magnetic power

In the leading role, Leo Woodall carries the production with a quiet presence. Critics highlight his balance of youthful charm, fragile vulnerability, and charismatic calm. The casting of Dustin Hoffman and Havana Rose Liu also lends the film additional authority and an ensemble sound that supports the dramatic construction.

A film that works with silence

Director Daniel Roher consciously shifts the tension to listening, to physically palpable sound worlds, and to the psychological friction between everyday life and threat. This results in not a loud genre film, but a concentrated cinematic experience with fine lighting, precise timing, and a narrative rhythm that resonates long after.

Filmforum Duisburg as a fitting venue

The filmforum is regarded as Germany's first municipal cinema and has stood for sophisticated film culture, European diversity, and the charm of a 1950s cinema palace since 1959. The auditorium in downtown Duisburg provides exactly the setting in which a quiet, highly concentrated film can unfold its effect: focused, atmospheric, and close to the audience.

Conclusion

The Piano Tuner promises a smart, tension-filled cinematic evening between crime, character study, and sound drama. Anyone who appreciates fine acting, cinematic tension, and an extraordinary sound track of emotions should experience this performance live.