[1] Before he is released from prison, Tonny hears a monologue by his cell mate advising him to conquer his fear.

He reminds Tonny of a monetary debt he owes but chooses to give him more time out of respect for his father, a vicious gangster known as the Duke.

While hanging out with his friend Ø, Tonny is told that he has a child with a local woman named Charlotte.

Tonny helps a local pimp, Kurt the Cunt, make a heroin deal with Milo, a Serbian drug lord.

When one of Milo's thugs arrives late, a spooked Kurt flushes the heroin down the toilet.

Tonny gets drunk and becomes angry as he watches Charlotte neglecting their child to snort cocaine with Gry in the club's kitchen.

The film holds a score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, with an average rating of 7.55/10 based on 10 reviews from critics.

Nicolas Winding Refn arranged a competition, the "Pusher II Soundtrack Hunt", in collaboration with GAFFA and the website Mymusic, to find diegetic music to use in the film.

Charlotte comments on the scars on Tonny's head, a result of the beating he received from Frank.

This comment reveals that Frank disappeared after the events of that film, but it's not mentioned if he fled or he was killed.