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The documentary Mr Nobody Against Putin exposes how Russian schools are being used for pro-war indoctrination.

Directed by former teacher Pavel Talankin, the film captures students forced to march, study propaganda-filled history books, and attend speeches by war veterans, including ex-Wagner fighters.

Some teachers embrace nationalism, while others feel trapped. Facing mounting threats, Talankin fled Russia in 2024 with footage documenting the militarization of youth.

He hopes the film, which won a Sundance award, will reveal the extent of Putin’s ideological control over education.

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[–] SinningStromgald 4 points 1 week ago

Sounds worth a watch.