Pusher (2012)

As Tonny prepares for his release from prison, he receives an impactful monologue from his cellmate. This advice encourages him to confront his fears and take charge of his life, planting the seeds for his future decisions.

Tonny steps into his father's garage business, the Duke, a known gangster, hoping to gain his approval. Despite his father's fearsome reputation, he is granted a trial to prove himself, marking Tonny's initial entry into the dark world of organized crime.

Eager to impress his father, Tonny makes the reckless decision to steal a Ferrari. This impulsive act leads to severe reprimands from the Duke, highlighting the strained father-son relationship and setting a tone for Tonny's turbulent journey.

Tonny is jolted by the news that he has a child with Charlotte, a local woman raised alone. Determined to support his newfound family, he grapples with his responsibilities while becoming entangled in dangerous endeavors for the Duke.

In a bid to impress the Duke and support his child, Tonny embarks on a risky car heist. Unfortunately, his involvement leads to a humiliating situation where he must hide in the trunk of the getaway car, highlighting the dangerous and absurd lengths he must go to.

Tonny's reputation as a skilled wheelman grows, and he becomes embroiled in a problematic heroin deal orchestrated by Kurt the Cunt. The deal takes a disastrous turn, and Tonny is drawn deeper into the abyss of crime and chaos.

Under immense pressure, Tonny assists Kurt in a botched robbery, designed to con Kurt's financial backer. This reckless decision only pulls Tonny further into a web of deceit and increasing danger.

Tonny and Charlotte's relationship begins to fracture as addiction and neglect seep into their lives. Tonny's reckless behavior clashes with Charlotte's choices, pushing them further apart as the pressures of parenthood mount.

At Ø's wedding, the Duke delivers a backhanded toast that belittles Tonny, reaffirming his shortcomings. This humiliating moment highlights Tonny's ongoing struggles to gain his father's respect and pushes him further into despair.

During the chaotic aftermath of the wedding, Tonny confronts Charlotte after finding her in a compromising situation. This confrontation escalates into a fit of rage where Tonny loses control, leading to a violent struggle.

As Tonny's relationship with Kurt becomes toxic, he finds himself embroiled in a destructive spree orchestrated by Kurt. This spiraling descent leads Tonny to confront the harsh realities of his life and choices.

Tonny attempts to redeem himself by acting as a thug for his father, but when instructed to eliminate Jeanette, the Duke's ex-wife, he falters. This moment signifies a critical turning point in Tonny's moral compass as he struggles with his identity.

After failing to complete the hit, Tonny faces the Duke's wrath, culminating in a moment of rage that leads to the Duke's death at Tonny's hands. This act sets Tonny on a chaotic spiral, forcing him to confront the consequences of his violent actions.

In a shocking turn of events, Tonny finds a baby left unattended and decides to take action. This revelation solidifies his desire to escape the tumultuous life he has led, and he boards a bus seeking a way out.

The film concludes with a haunting image of Tonny's tattoo, reading 'Respect.' This final shot encapsulates Tonny's tumultuous journey and his quest for validation amidst the violent chaos of his life.