Oscar-winning documentary violated childrens privacy laws Moscow
Published on March 19, 2026.
A Russian human rights board has filed a complaint against the Oscar-winning documentary 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin', alleging that it violated privacy laws concerning minors. The complaint alleges that former videographer Pavel Talankin and US filmmaker David Borenstein included footage of children in their film without their consent. The Russian Human Rights Council has also lodged a complaint with the US Motion Picture Academy and UNESCO.
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