The documentary 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin', produced by Danish Helle Faber and others, has won an Oscar in the category of Best Documentary. The film was also Denmark's entry for the Best International Film category, although it did not make it to the final nominations. The documentary follows Russian teacher Pavel 'Pasha' Talankin, who is also a co-producer, as he documents the significant changes within the Russian educational system in the context of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Over the course of two years, the film captures Talankin's efforts to protest against the state of propaganda and military-related education that is being imposed on students. By clandestinely filming lessons and sharing them outside of Russia, the documentary reflects the challenging environment educators face and the moral dilemmas involved in teaching under such a regime. Talankin's experiences reveal a stark contrast between the ideals of education and the harsh realities imposed by the ongoing conflict.

In a poignant moment from the film, Talankin implores for an end to wars, emphasizing the impact on future generations. He highlights the tragedy of witnessing children grow up amid violence, stating, 'For the sake of our future – and for all our children – stop all these wars now. Thank you!' This statement encapsulates the film's overarching message about the need for peace and the protection of youth from the horrors of war.