Pusher (1996 film)

Pusher is a 1996 Danish crime drama cowritten and directed by Nicolas Winding Refn. The film was a success both in Denmark and many other European countries. The film became the first of a trilogy and launched Winding Refns career. A Hindi remake of the film, directed by Assad Raja, was released in 2010. An English language remake directed by Luis Prieto was released in 2012.

The film begins in Copenhagen with a lowlevel drug dealer Frank Kim Bodnia going to a heroin deal with his sidekick Tonny Mads Mikkelsen. The pair only manage to sell some of their product, and then waste time about town. Frank then visits his friend Vic Laura Drasbk, a prostitute who holds some of Franks stash for a fee. Vic wants to have a serious relationship with Frank, but Frank prefers to keep it purely casual.Frank is visited by a former cell mate, a Swede named Hasse Peter Andersson, and the pair set up a large drug deal. Frank visits his supplier, the Serbian local drug lord Milo Zlatko Buri, to get the heroin. Already owing Milo some money, Frank cannot cover the cost of the heroin, but Milo allows him to take the drugs provided that he immediately returns with the money. ........

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