Fast & Furious

After dark, Dominic Toretto rules the streets of Los Angeles, leading a team of loyal followers who share his taste for risk, his passion for speed and his cult of sports cars launched at more than 250 km/h in urban rodeos of a rare violence. His days are spent tinkering with and redesigning high-end models, making them more and more powerful and flashy, and organizing illicit jousts.

The FBI and local customs have been monitoring powerful businessman Carter Verone for several months on suspicion of engaging in money laundering operations.

Los Bandoleros is an American short film co-written and directed by Vin Diesel, released in 2009. Second and so far last short film of the Fast and Furious franchise, Los Bandoleros is the prequel of Fast and Furious 4. It was included in the bonus features when the film was released on video.

Former police officer Brian O'Conner and his friend ex-convict Dom Toretto are now both considered enemies of the state. After Brian and Mia help Dom escape from prison, they've crossed enough borders and broken enough laws to attract the attention of the authorities.

Feeling alienated in his environment, a young man (Lucas Black) defines himself by his victories in street racing. This activity makes him unpopular with the authorities, so he goes to live in Japan with his father. He learns that this kind of racing exists there, but in a very different style.

From the shores of Cuba to the streets of New York to the frozen plains of the Arctic Barrents Sea, the team will crisscross the globe in an attempt to stop an anarchist from unleashing global chaos and bring home the man who made them a family.

Dom Toretto lives a quiet life with Letty and his son, but they know that danger is always present. He and his team are trying to stop a global conspiracy hatched by the most skilled assassin and most successful pilot they've ever met: Dom's estranged brother.