Pavel Talankin's film 'Mr Nobody Against Putin,' which has already won a Bafta, is now competing for an Oscar, bringing attention to his work against the Russian leader.

Pavel Talankin, co-director of the documentary 'Nobody's Teacher Against Putin,' discussed how Russian schools are indoctrinating new generations with loyalty to Putin's war policy.

A Russian teacher, Pavel Talankin, filmed and exposed a propaganda machine operating in Russian schools, which includes patriotism lessons, sessions with the Wagner Group, and grenade launching, preparing new generations for war.

"Mr. Nobody vs. Putin" won in the best documentary category. It tells the story of Pavel Talankin, an ordinary teacher in a small Russian town.

On March 15, the Oscars will be held in Los Angeles. One of the nominees for Best Documentary Feature is “Mr.

Directors David Borenstein and Pavel Talankin on smuggling footage out of Russia, protecting the people left behind and the universal message at the heart of 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin.'

A teacher, Pavel Talankin, created an undercover film exposing Russian primary school propaganda, including 'denazification' speeches and grenade-throwing contests. The film won a Bafta and is Oscar-tipped, leading to the teacher's exile.

The film Mr. Nobody vs. Putin tells the story of teacher Pavel Talankin from the Ural city of Karabaš. It shows how Kremlin propaganda aimed at children works.

Gospodin Niko protiv Putina (Mr. Nobody Against Putin) režija: Dejvid Borenstin, Pavel Talankin zemlja: Danska/Češka/Nemačka, 2025

Exiled teacher Pavel Talankin’s "Mr. Nobody Against Putin" won a BAFTA for exposing the militarization of Russian schools. The film uses secret footage to show child indoctrination.