Pusher 3 Page #3

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I'm the man in the house.

Okay. But on one condition.

From now on

you only buy dope from me.

No...

- You think it's funny?

- No.

Remember:
Only from me.

No one else.

- Remember:
Only from me.

- Okay.

Give me the Klekovaca.

Djoka, this is real aquavit.

Excuse me.

Something else is on the way.

What are you doing?

Don't throw it out.

- What's going on?

- Please leave.

You're throwing the sarma out.

Why?

- They may be bad.

- It's not chicken from a supermarket.

I don't know. Branko got sick.

Why are you giving me a hard time?

I just threw out the sarma. Okay?

I'm sorry.

Take it easy. Go back,

the guests are waiting for you.

- What are the guests going to eat?

- Don't worry about it.

Go on.

- Where are you going?

- Relax.

Go in and take care of your guests.

Hi.

I'd like 60 spring rolls.

Sold out?

To go or eat here?

- What?

- To go or eat here?

- To go?

- Yeah, to go.

Pay now.

I'll wait.

Is that Milo sitting there?

Long time no see.

What are you doing here?

- What's up, Kurt the C*nt?

- Oh, you'll shake my hand now?

- Can you see a change?

- No.

There's hair on the C*nt now.

Not all over, but just a little.

- The C*nt with hair.

- I just came back from Norway.

It wasn't a skiing trip.

But there was plenty of snow.

Do you want some?

- No.

- Just a little snort?

Nope.

Oh, that's right.

You've been saved.

- Are you clean?

- Clean.

That's great.

You look like you're sweating.

- Are the fish ready?

- Almost.

- You're doing alright?

- Yeah, everything's cool.

Well, well, well...

- You don't want cocaine.

- No.

But some...

...heroin.

- No.

- You say no, but you mean yes.

- No.

- Enjoy. Take care.

I'll see you, Kurt the C*nt.

- Are the fish ready?

- In a minute.

Milena!

Yeah, we're coming.

What is it, dad?

- Here it is.

- What?

- I took care of it.

- What is that?

- Fish.

- What are we going to do with it?

Eat it.

The guests are already eating.

You're late. Get rid of it.

Throw it out!

- Throw the fish out?

- Yes.

Hurry up.

The guests are waiting.

Let me see you.

Come on.

Goki! Miki!

Are we having a good time?

Let's have some fun tonight.

He's kissing everyone.

You have everything you need?

Just let me know.

Are you drinking?

Is this for me?

- A toast.

- Cheers!

Take a hike, honey.

Little Muhammed

has something of mine.

- What's the problem?

- I need to talk to him.

I'll pass it on.

Anything else?

- Call me.

- Yeah. See you.

A toast for little Milena!

Come in here.

Let's have a toast for Milena.

Come on.

I'm not very good at speeches,

but I'll give it a try.

On this happy occasion I have to

brag a little about my Milena.

I have taken care of her

all my life.

Even in the worst of times

when she lost her mother.

Milena. I was the first person

you saw when you were born.

It was the happiest moment of my life.

I remember everything.

Every image. Every little detail.

It's all still in my heart.

Even after all these years, Milena.

It's still in my heart.

At that moment I said to myself:

Anything you ever wanted

you would get.

And that you could

always count on me.

I hope that has come true.

Today I say

goodbye to a little girl...

...and hello to a young woman

who has found her own path in life.

I wish you well

in your career as a nurse.

We are all proud of that.

And in your future life with Mike.

But fortunately I can tell you all...

that I have had my first serious talk

with Mike today as a father-in-law.

And we have business plans,

so that joins us all together.

At this joyful moment

I have a little gift.

Two tickets on business class

to Bogota in Colombia.

And...

One month in a five star hotel.

So the young people

can discover new cultures...

see the world...

and look towards the future.

- Milena, I wish you the very best.

- Thank you.

- Say thank you.

- Mike, good luck.

Congratulations.

A toast for Milena!

What's the problem?

He wants more time

to pay for the ecstasy.

- What is it?

- I'm under a lot of pressure.

Everything's going too fast.

- What's he saying?

- I think he's stalling for time.

Tell him to come back with the pills.

- Bring the pills back.

- I don't have them.

He has sold the pills

but doesn't have the money.

It's a Bulgari.

I'll give it to you as security.

He says it's worth 70,000.

As a security.

It's a nice watch.

But it's only worth 5,000 to me.

- He'll give you 5,000 for it.

- Listen, it costs 70,000.

It's only worth 5,000 to me.

- Okay?

- Yeah.

It's not our problem

that you don't have the money, Milo.

The car has to have

either pills or money.

Okay.

We can figure out

a solution together.

He wants us

to find a solution.

If I'm gonna solve his problem

he's gotta solve mine.

If we're gonna solve your problem

you have to solve one for us.

- That's a possibility.

- He's in.

Listen, we don't usually do this,

but since it's you...

we suggest a partnership.

Thanks, my friend.

But make sure

we get our money fast.

- Right.

- Good.

- What now?

- My daughter is having a party.

- You have to solve our problem.

- It's my daughter's birthday.

- I have to go back.

- Wait in your club. I'll see you later.

- Hi, Milo.

- Hi.

Is anybody here?

- What?

- Are you alone?

Yes.

Where's the package?

She's the package.

This won't take long.

Can I get some beers

and a coke for the c*nt?

No. Your ass is to fat.

Would you like a diet coke?

- You understand Polish?

- Yes, I speak Polish.

- Make us some food later.

- What are you talking about?

- Milo, you work for us.

- I work for nobody.

Should we call Luan?

Listen, Milo.

We help you.

Now you work for us.

And this is only the beginning.

Ice!

Do you have ice? For the beer.

Relax, we'll get along.

Let her in.

- Who is it?

- Don't worry about it.

Open the door!

Don't fall asleep.

- Hi, honey.

- Hi.

- Welcome.

- Thanks.

Milo!

Milo!

Bring me a coke.

- Coke or diet coke?

- Coke.

What do you think?

I think she looks pretty tense.

He didn't get it.

- When's your birthday?

- Today.

Today? Really?

- What a coincidence.

- It sure is.

So what's the price?

Walk back and forth.

And make it look good.

Come on. One more time.

One more time.

Back and forth, god damn it.

Okay. Wait in the corner.

That's about 60,000.

Thanks for doing the math,

but it's 45,000.

Whatever.

I'm not interested. Not at all.

- What? She's a professional.

- Take a look.

She's scared shitless.

- You think so?

- Yes, I do. I'm not interested.

Hey! Say that you

love to f*** in English.

You can't be serious.

I'm out of here.

Hey, just a moment...

One moment!

Cocksucker.

- Where's the beer?

- Try the fridge.

Will you make us some food?

I don't have any.

- What do you mean?

- Everything's at the birthday party.

Your daughter's?

Then go get some!

- Hi.

- Hi, Peter.

Everything okay?

Do you need anything?

- No.

- Good.

Sh*t!

So this is where you're hiding.

I've been looking all over for you.

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