In the 2011 film "Fast Five", which city is the main setting?

The main setting of the 2011 film "Fast Five" is Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.\n\nThe story begins after Dominic Toretto is sentenced to prison, prompting Brian O’Conner and Mia Toretto to rescue him during a prison transfer. The trio escapes to Rio, where they become involved in a dangerous plan to steal money from drug lord Hernan Reyes. Much of the film follows their effort to assemble a crew and carry out the heist while being pursued by U.S. agent Luke Hobbs.\n\nRio is more than a backdrop: its streets, hills, favelas, harbor, and landmarks shape the film’s action. The climactic sequence features the crew dragging a massive bank vault through city streets using two cars, combining the franchise’s racing identity with an elaborate robbery plot.\n\nA common confusion comes from the series’ international locations. "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" is centered in Tokyo, while earlier entries visit Los Angeles and Miami. "Fast Five" was filmed in several places, including Puerto Rico and the United States, but its fictional narrative is primarily based in Rio de Janeiro.