The turbulent life of Pavel Talankin, the Oscar-winning director in the Russian government's crosshairs

The worldwide release of 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin,' which exposes Russian war propaganda from the inside to students at a school in the Urals, brought the film's director, Pavel Talankin, to public attention.

In mid-March, his Oscar for best documentary made him famous.

But the Kremlin labeled him a 'foreign agent, increasing the threats and discredit against this filmmaker, now living in exile in Prague.