Which Fast & Furious film is primarily set in Brazil?

Fast Five is the Fast & Furious film primarily set in Brazil.

Released in 2011, Fast Five follows Dominic Toretto, Brian O'Conner, and their allies in Rio de Janeiro. The group plans a major heist involving the corrupt businessman Hernan Reyes while being pursued by federal agent Luke Hobbs.

The film expanded the franchise from street racing into large-scale action and heist filmmaking. Its famous climax features the crew dragging a massive bank vault through Rio’s streets with two cars, a sequence that became one of the series’ signature set pieces.

Fast Five was directed by Justin Lin and features returning characters from multiple earlier films. It is sometimes confused with Fast & Furious 6, which moves much of the story to Europe, or Furious 7, which includes major sequences in Los Angeles and the Caucasus.