Pixie is a dark comedy-thriller film directed by Barnaby Thompson and written by Preston Thompson. The film stars Olivia Cooke in the titular role as a young woman seeking revenge for her mother's death. The movie is set in the picturesque countryside of Ireland, where Pixie lives with her stepfather and stepsister.
When her mother passes away, Pixie decides to mastermind a heist to steal a stash of drugs from a local gangster, alongside her two friends, Frank and Harland. However, things don't go according to plan when the group is pursued by the gangsters and a ruthless killer-for-hire named The Bishop.
As Pixie and her friends flee across Ireland, they encounter a cast of eccentric characters including a smooth-talking rogue named Colin (Alec Baldwin) and a crooked priest (Colm Meaney). Along the way, Pixie is forced to confront her complicated family history and her own identity while taking on the patriarchy and fighting for her independence.
The film is a gritty blend of action, comedy, and drama with a strong female protagonist. It explores themes of revenge, family, and identity while providing plenty of twists and turns to keep audiences engaged. With stunning cinematography and a talented cast, Pixie is a must-see for fans of dark comedies and crime thrillers.