The final installment in Nicolas Winding Refn’s Pusher trilogy is a black comedy focusing on Milo, the brutal Balkan drug lord from the first movie. Milo is now ten years older, and his problems are almost touching. In a 24-hour period, he has to attend his Narcotics Anonymous meeting, sell a shipment of ecstasy, cook a dinner for 50 for his daughter’s 25^th birthday, and dispose of some corpses in the back room. His only chance is to ask for help from his old cronies.