Pusher (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Frank is a low-level cocaine dealer in London and the central figure of the story. He borrows a large shipment from Milo, loses it during a police raid, and desperately tries to recover money through...
Tony is Frank's business partner in the cocaine trade. After the police raid the drug deal, Frank is told that Tony has confessed, making Frank believe he has betrayed him. Frank tracks him down and s...
Flo is Frank's would-be girlfriend and the person he turns to when his criminal problems become overwhelming. Frank asks her to escape with him to Spain using the money he has gathered, but later abru...
Milo is a dangerous Serbian drug lord who supplies Frank with £45,000 worth of cocaine. When Frank loses the shipment and cannot repay the money, Milo raises the demand, sends Hakan to pressure him, a...
Hakan is Milo's henchman, sent to assist Frank in recovering money from people who owe him. He accompanies Frank while they try to strong-arm the debtors, but their efforts fail. His presence reinforc...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Hakan is identified as Milo's henchman and arrives to help Frank strongarm his debtors.
Frank borrows £45,000 of cocaine from Milo and promises to return the money, plus a previous £3,000 debt.
Flo is described as Frank's would-be girlfriend, and Frank later asks her to run away with him to Spain.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Hakan arrives to help Frank strongarm people who owe Frank money.
The plot identifies Tony as Frank's partner in the cocaine trade.
A desperate dealer tries to survive a ruined transaction, violent debt, and the collapse of his last emotional refuge.
Directed by Luis Prieto
Pusher (2012) · 5.3/10 · action, crime, thriller
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