Brick Mansions

Detroit has always had the reputation of being a pretty grim place. After the area of ​​Brick Estates began to decline, various criminals, criminals and other scum began to crowd there over time. In order to restrain the growth of this tumor, it was decided to enclose the area with a wall, which, however, did not help much... A threat arose from the Brick estates, and a rather serious one at that. Damien Collier, an undercover detective, who against his will enlists the support of the cool tracer Lino, has to take up the case. In a lousy ghetto, involuntary partners will have to not only eliminate the threat, but also save Damien's innocent girl. Read more This is not the first remake of a foreign film made specifically for an American audience with almost full support from American studios. Director Camille Delamarre thus made his debut as a director of a feature film. Before that, he had a couple of short works, and he also worked more than once as an editor for production projects of Luc Besson. Tracer David Bell was another member of the team that worked on the production of the original film "The 13th District" (2004), who played the same role in the remake as in the original film. Christophe Collett, who was working in Montreal at the time, sat in the operator's chair. Together with him, Camille Delamarr released his first music video. The shooting of the action film began at the end of April 2013. Quebec and Montreal (Canada) served as a playground for cinematographers. So, as the pace of work went quite quickly, Paul Walker completely finished work on the action movie and began shooting in the action "Fast and Furious 7". As a result, "The 13th District: Brick Mansions" became the last, fully finished work of the late actor, who died in a car accident. As in the original film, which starred rapper MC Jean Gabin, in the remake Delamarra was played by the American star RZA, who from time to time builds an acting career in addition to his singing career.