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Originally titled "Grand Piano", the movie stars Elijah Wood (from the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy) as a renowned pianist who has fallen from grace after an onstage incident. On his return, during a concert, he starts receiving threats from a psychopath making demands in order not to kill his wife.
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A pianist with stage fright endures a performance under the eyes of a mysterious sniper, who will shoot and kill him if a wrong note is played.
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