Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Denmark Selects "Mr. Nobody Against Putin" for Oscars
Denmark has chosen the documentary "Mr.
Nobody Against Putin" for the Oscars.
The film shows how life changed in Russia after Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
It follows a teacher named Pasha who is against the propaganda.
Pasha secretly sends videos out of Russia to show the truth.
The film shows how propaganda and war changed Russian society.
The film explores the effects of Putin's leadership and the difficult choices people face.
It balances serious topics with some humor.
The Danish Film Institute believes it has international potential.
Denmark has selected "Mr. Nobody Against Putin" for the Best International Feature Film category.
The documentary won a Sundance award earlier this year.
The film follows a teacher in Russia named Pasha.
Pasha secretly documents the impact of propaganda and war.
The film is directed by David Borenstein.
- Who
- Pasha, a teacher in Russia, is the subject of the film. David Borenstein directed the film.
- What
- Denmark selected "Mr. Nobody Against Putin" to compete for Best International Feature Film.
- When
- The film was selected for the 98th Oscars.
- Where
- The film is set in Russia.
- Why
- The film portrays the impact of Putin's policies, including propaganda and war lessons, on Russian society.
- Film Title
- Mr. Nobody Against Putin
- Director
- David Borenstein
- Co-Director
- Pasha Talankin
- Country of Submission
- Denmark
- Award Category
- Best International Feature Film
- Film's Focus
- Impact of Putin's policies on Russian society