"District 13" is a French action film set in a dystopian future where Paris is divided into walled districts, with District 13 being a lawless area controlled by gangs. The story follows a cop named Damien and a skilled parkour expert named Leïto, who team up to infiltrate the district and thwart a plot involving a powerful crime lord and a stolen bomb. The film showcases impressive parkour stunts and explores themes of crime, corruption, and urban decay, highlighting the struggles of those living in marginalized areas.

Yes, "Brick Mansions" is a remake of the French film "District 13" (originally "Banlieue 13"). Released in 2004, "District 13" features parkour stunts and a storyline set in a dystopian Paris suburb overrun by gangs. The 2014 American remake, "Brick Mansions," stars Paul Walker and takes a similar premise, updating the setting to Detroit. While both films share the core plot of a police officer and an ex-con working together to take down a drug lord, "Brick Mansions" adapts the original's themes for a different audience.

There are two movies in the "District 13" series, also known as "Banlieue 13" in French. The first film, "District 13," was released in 2004, and it was directed by Pierre Morel. The sequel, "District 13: Ultimatum," followed in 2009, directed by Patrick Alessandrin. Both films are set in a dystopian Paris and feature high-energy action and parkour sequences, with the character Leïto, played by David Belle, and Damien, played by Cyril Raffaelli, returning in the sequel.

In the movie "District 13" (originally titled "Banlieue 13"), set in a near-future Paris, District 13 is a walled-off ghetto plagued by crime and violence. The government has abandoned the area, allowing gangs to take control. The plot follows an undercover cop, Damien, and a local resident, Leïto, as they team up to infiltrate the district and stop a powerful gang leader from using a stolen bomb. The film highlights issues of social inequality and urban decay while showcasing impressive parkour action sequences.