Brazilian actor and filmmaker Selton Mello has revealed his latest international project, a feature film titled 'I Don't Even Know Who I Was' ('Eu Não Sei Quem Fui'), which was filmed in Paris. This announcement follows his growing recognition in global cinema, particularly after his previous work, 'Ainda Estou Aqui.' Mello's venture marks a significant step in his career as he continues to expand his artistic horizons beyond Brazilian cinema.

The film 'I Don't Even Know Who I Was' is set to be directed by João Paulo Miranda Maria and represents a collaboration with the French production company Les Valseurs, which has received accolades at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. This partnership highlights the importance of international collaborations in film, as well as Mello's commitment to creating impactful cinematic experiences that resonate with audiences across borders.

By choosing Paris as the backdrop for this project, Mello draws upon the city's storied artistic legacy and vibrant film culture. The collaboration with a recognized French production house suggests high production values and an ambition to reach a wider audience, potentially allowing this film to explore universal themes of identity and self-discovery, along with the personal journey of its characters.