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Grand Piano
Due to stage fright, Tom Selznick stopped performing even though he is considered the best pianist of his generation. Years went on, when Tom finally come back on stage for a packed concert, he received a note warning that if one note is played wrong, he will be shoot to dead. How will the musician manage the performance under such pressure?
14 December 1948, Kansas City, Kansas, USA
29 September 1969, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
21 October 1936, Oregon City, Oregon, USA
16 February 1976, Hempstead, New York, USA
18 May 1981, Killiney, County Dublin, Ireland
June 23, 2016
Grand Piano can be enjoyed from multiple perspectives: it will satisfy the film buff, the tech hound, and the sit-back-and-be-entertained audience.August 28, 2015
...quite engaging for the duration of its 90 minutes.March 06, 2014
Once you accept that "Grand Piano" is B-movie pulp, there's a certain amount of fun to be had. This proudly old-fashioned movie will pull any trick in the book to hold your attention.September 20, 2014
It's ridiculously far-fetched, and classical concertgoers will wince at the script's wilful blunders, but flamboyant camerawork and a delicious streak of dark humour make it ridiculously enjoyable, too.March 16, 2017
Excessive in its simplicity, yet simplistic in its excess, 'Grand Piano' is a sharp thriller that knows exactly what it is and what it wants to do -- like any good concert, the goal is to entertain, and it succeeds fairly well.September 21, 2014
Entertainingly preposterous ...March 20, 2014
"Grand Piano" is an ambitious effort that plays dumb.January 08, 2016
Eugenio Mira's Grand Piano is a stylish and taut thriller that wastes no time on spectacle, instead choosing to meticulously focus on story, characters, atmosphere and building tension throughout.March 06, 2014
Grand Piano is a screenwriter's fantasy of a self-conscious Hitchcockian thriller, daringly written, improbably made - and more unbelievably made well.March 13, 2014
Not all the right notes are hit in "Grand Piano," but for an elegantly schizoid B movie, it's more B-sharp than B-flat.March 20, 2014
Preposterous, but much anxious fun.March 07, 2014
"Grand Piano" is a tidy and tension-filled exercise in terror that takes stage fright to literal extremes.