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TrailerDue 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?Actors: Elijah Wood, John Cusack, Kerry Bishé, Tamsin Egerton, Allen Leech, Don McManus, Alex Winter, Dee Wallace, Jim Arnold, Jack Taylor, Beth Trollan, ...»Director: Eugenio MiraCountry: Spain, United Kingdom, United StatesDuration: 90 minQuality: HDRelease: 2013IMDb: 5.9Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Grand Piano"
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Characters of "Grand Piano"
Tom SelznickPlayed by: Elijah Wood
ClemPlayed by: John Cusack
Emma SelznickPlayed by: Kerry Bishé
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Directors of "Grand Piano"
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Critic Reviews of "Grand Piano"
Los Angeles TimesMarch 13, 2014Not all the right notes are hit in "Grand Piano," but for an elegantly schizoid B movie, it's more B-sharp than B-flat.
RogerEbert.comMarch 07, 2014"Grand Piano" is a tidy and tension-filled exercise in terror that takes stage fright to literal extremes.
New York TimesMarch 06, 2014Once 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.
NPRMarch 06, 2014Grand Piano is a screenwriter's fantasy of a self-conscious Hitchcockian thriller, daringly written, improbably made - and more unbelievably made well.
ScreenCrushMarch 16, 2017Excessive 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.
The Film StageJune 23, 2016Grand Piano can be enjoyed from multiple perspectives: it will satisfy the film buff, the tech hound, and the sit-back-and-be-entertained audience.
Daily DeadJanuary 08, 2016Eugenio 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.
Movie TalkSeptember 20, 2014It'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.
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