A piano tuner turns detective for a recently widowed client. A Tune (/əˈt(y)o͞on/) is a film about listening and readjustment. Its non-sequential narrative form at once mirrors the way one tunes a piano (starting in the middle then alternating up/down) while standing in contrast to one character (Arnie's) inability to move beyond the passing of his wife, highlighting life's painful linearity; the medium's plasticity opposes Arnie's physical and emotional obstinance, reflecting my own process of dealing with loss.
