Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘Pusher Trilogy’ gets 4K UHD & Blu-ray Limited Editions on 15 September 2025

Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘Pusher Trilogy’ gets 4K UHD & Blu-ray Limited Editions on 15 September 2025

‘Tough, threatening and credible insight into the mind and milieu of the petty hood yourself… the breakneck pace, the seething sense of menace and the unflinching attitude to sex, drugs and violence coagulate into a nastily authentic take on the seediness and venality of modern villainy… Mads Mikkelsen gives another compelling performance’ ★★★★ Empire

‘Excellent performance from Mads Mikkelsen as Tonny, the berserk and incompetent wise guy… A quite unexpectedly human dimension creeps out from this film’s tough-guy facade and, despite the violence and the murk, it becomes a very intelligent piece of filmmaking’ ★★★★ The Guardian

‘A taut, edgy, highly believable and compelling piece of work. Its story is simple but its acting and realist documentary direction make for highly powerful viewing… Bodnia is a revelation…exuding a tough, animal masculinity which grows progressively more vulnerable and desperate as malign fate takes over his destiny’ ★★★★ Eye For Film

In the mid-90s, one-to-watch writer-director Nicolas Winding Refn exploded onto the scene with a powerful debut feature Pusher – the brutal and gritty Danish film went on the earn critical acclaim and awards galore and put the young filmmaker firmly on the map. Along with two more films in the Pusher series, he continued to carve out a hugely successful career with work including the seminal Drive, Bronson, The Neon Demon and many more.

Now, almost 30 years on, Second Sight Films is set to bring all three of the seminal Pusher films together in a stunning Box Set. The collection will be available in two versions – Pusher Limited Edition 4K UHD and Pusher Limited Edition Blu-ray and includes restorations by director Nicolas Winding Refn, complete with a slew of special features. Both will be released on 15 September 2025.

The Limited Edition Box Sets are presented in stunning rigid slipcases with new artwork by Thomas Walker plus a fascinating 120-page book, with new essays. Both versions come complete with a slew of special features including three brand new audio commentaries, a feature length documentary and much more.