Film detail | Pusher

Days of Danish Cinema

Country: Denmark
Language: Danish
Subtitles: Anglické, české
Directed by: Nicolas Winding Refn
Year: 1996
Length: 105`
Rating: 18
Screenplay: Nicolas Winding Refn, Jens Dahl
Director of Photography: Morten Soborg
Music: Peter Peter, Povl Kristian
Edited by: Anne Osterud
Production: Balboa

Synopsis: This is the story of Frank, a small-time drug dealer who is about to experience the worst week of his life. After a complicated heroin deal goes wrong and he loses both the money and the merchandise, Frank finds himself massively in debt to the Balkan drug baron Milo. The squeeze is on and as the week passes, the pressure mounts, with Frank trying to repay the money in the face of Milo's increasing frustration with his latent self-destructiveness. Come Friday, Saturday might never happen. But nothing goes as planned and Frank's rising desperation has dire consequences.

Nicolas Winding Refn: Nicolas Winding Refn (1970) is a screenwriter, director and producer. He studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. He made his successful debut with the criminal drama Pusher (1996), the first part of a cult trilogy of the same name (2004 - 2005). In between he made the thrillers Bleeder (1999) and Fear X (2003), and afterwards shot Bronson (2008), Valhalla Rising (2010), and Driver (2011), which scored points among film critics and at major festivals.

Where and when Pusher is screened

Where	When	Reservation
Golden Apple Cinema, č. 5	May 31st at 22:00	N/A

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