Reviewing since 2024 · Last review May 2026
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With his first fiction feature, Daniel Roher has pulled it off. Tuner, co-written with Robert Ramsey, is a beautifully constructed film about beautifully constructed things: pianos, watches, concertos – and safes. Roher provides a satisfyingly unsatisfying, perfectly imperfect ending, with a great flourish that draws attention to this loose end that can't be tied.
Full review ↗TRM 6.7
After the title, Kill delivers non-stop spectacular carnage in an undeniably crowd-pleasing manner with Lakshya presenting as an iconic superstar (bare-chested but wounded) as he breaks, batters and stabs all comers. Kill is an exercise in justifiable homicide on an industrial scale, a broad strokes melodrama done with flair – but it's a throwback in most of its assumptions about goodies and baddies.
Full review ↗TRM 7.2
