Grand Piano
Tom Selznick, hailed as the era's most gifted pianist, had abandoned public performance because of crippling stage fright. Years after a catastrophic recital, he re-emerges at a long-awaited Chicago concert. Just moments after he begins before a packed audience, Tom discovers a chilling message scrawled on the score: 'Play one wrong note and you die'. With his hands still on the keys, he must uncover the anonymous sniper's motives and seek help without anyone realizing.
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Rodrigo Cortés
Eugenio Mira
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Kenneth Axel Carlsson
A pianist is returning to the stage, but he does not seem so sure that this is a good thing. When he sits down to play, he notices some weird red writing in his playbook. Apparently someone is watching him a bit more closely than the rest, and is in fact ready to kill him and his girlfriend, if he does not play correctly. Ok, so I didn't pay that much attention to the plot, I actually dosed off for a bit. The plot is just plain boring, and we are given no real insight into the characters, so that we actually care for what happens to them. This movie actually reminded me of a different version of Phone Booth, a movie that I'd much rather watch than this. _Last words... there is nothing grand about this movie, the actors have no real characters to breathe life into and the plot has been seen so many times before. This is one concert that you could easily miss... go watch Phone Booth with Colin Ferrell instead. _
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