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* ChannelHop: The first film was distributed by Mars Distribution for France and Creator/TheWeinsteinCompany in the USA, and was theatrically released. This one is streamed on Creator/{{Netflix}} worldwide.



* HollywoodHypeMachine: Well, Netflix hype machine. The movie exists mainly as a result of Netflix throwing its weight behind Creator/OmarSy after the big worldwide success of ''Series/{{Lupin|2021}}''.

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* HollywoodHypeMachine: Well, Netflix Creator/{{Netflix}} hype machine. The movie exists mainly as a result of Netflix throwing its weight behind Creator/OmarSy after the big worldwide success of ''Series/{{Lupin|2021}}''.

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* HollywoodHypeMachine: Well, Netflix hype machine. The movie exists mainly as a result of Netflix throwing its weight behind Creator/OmarSy after the phenomenal worldwide success of ''Series/{{Lupin}}''.

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* HollywoodHypeMachine: Well, Netflix hype machine. The movie exists mainly as a result of Netflix throwing its weight behind Creator/OmarSy after the phenomenal big worldwide success of ''Series/{{Lupin}}''.''Series/{{Lupin|2021}}''.
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: The original French title, ''Loin du Périph'', translates to English as "far from the ring road." This was a play on the title of the original film, ''De l'Autre Côté du Périph'' ("On the other side of the ring road," the "ring road" in question being the boundary between Paris and its banlieues.

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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: The original French title, ''Loin du Périph'', translates to English as "far from the ring road." This was a play on the title of the original film, ''De l'Autre Côté du Périph'' ("On ("on the other side of the ring road," the "ring road" in question being the boundary between Paris and its banlieues.banlieues).
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* AsHimself: French comedian Djimo appears as a police officer (also named Djimo) at the beginning of the movie.
* CompletelyDifferentTitle: The original French title, ''Loin du Périph'', translates to English as "far from the ring road." This was a play on the title of the original film, ''De l'Autre Côté du Périph'' ("On the other side of the ring road," the "ring road" in question being the boundary between Paris and its banlieues.
** The Portuguese title translates as "opposites always attract."
* GeniusBonus: The Sons of Clovis are named after a Frankish (Germanic) king named Hlodowig--Latinized as Clovis--who is considered by some to have been the first king of France.
* HollywoodHypeMachine: Well, Netflix hype machine. The movie exists mainly as a result of Netflix throwing its weight behind Creator/OmarSy after the phenomenal worldwide success of ''Series/{{Lupin}}''.

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