Sundance 2024: Roher's 'Tuner' and Naqvi's 'Hanging By A Wire'

At the Sundance Film Festival, Daniel Roher, who won an Oscar for his documentary 'Navalny', showed his first fiction film called 'Tuner'.

It's about a piano tuner and a former pianist who gets into trouble with thieves.

Roher said he was inspired by a real piano tuner he met.

The film stars Dustin Hoffman and Leo Woodall.

Another film shown was 'Hanging By A Wire', a documentary about rescuing boys stuck in a cable car in the Himalayas.

The director, Mohammed Ali Naqvi, wanted the film to feel like an action movie.

There was also a dark comedy called 'The Incomer' about a man trying to evict people from a weird island.