A Russian court has banned the Oscar-winning documentary 'Mr Nobody Against Putin' from three streaming platforms, claiming it promotes extremism and terrorism. The film, documenting war propaganda in Russian schools post-invasion of Ukraine, was created by Pavel Talankin, who fled Russia. Prosecutors argue it shows a negative view of the war and government. The court ruling requires the film's removal from online platforms. The documentary highlights indoctrination of schoolchildren and the consequences of the war, including the deaths of Talankin's former students. Talankin's Oscars speech called for an end to wars. The Kremlin has intensified repression against dissent since the invasion.