Tuning

About This Movie

Tuning is an intriguing exploration of infidelity and personal turmoil. Šterk's direction sets a brooding atmosphere that lingers throughout the film. Peter, played with a raw intensity, grapples with guilt while his family life unravels, juxtaposing the facade of a perfect domestic setting against his inner chaos. The pacing feels deliberate, almost suffocating at times, mirroring Peter’s descent into temptation. Katarina's subplot with the mysterious text messages adds an unsettling layer, hinting at hidden truths. The performances are grounded, encapsulating the complexity of flawed relationships. It's a compelling dive into moral ambiguity that resonates in the quiet moments between characters. The practical effects and minimalistic approach enhance the film’s authenticity, making it feel palpable and real.

Great for discussions on infidelity in cinema. · Notable for its atmospheric direction and grounded performances. · A slower pace that allows for character depth.