奧斯卡戲劇：獎盃在機場遺失，竟被發現用氣泡膜包覆著！

Pavel Talankin, who won an Oscar for his documentary Mr Nobody Against Putin, recently faced a stressful situation when his award went missing during a flight. Pavel had brought the Oscar to New York to show university students during a special screening of his film. After the event, he was scheduled to fly to Germany and packed the golden statuette in his carry-on bag. However, when he arrived at John F Kennedy International Airport, security officers stopped him. They told him that the Oscar could be considered a weapon and would not allow him to take it on the plane. Instead, they made him put the statue in a box and check it in with the rest of his luggage.

When Pavel landed in Germany, he discovered that his Oscar was missing. He was very upset and worried about what had happened to his precious award. Lufthansa, the airline he flew with, apologized for the inconvenience and said they were working hard to find the missing Oscar. After some searching, the airline found the statue in Frankfurt and promised to return it to Pavel as soon as possible. Lufthansa also said they were reviewing what happened to make sure it would not happen again.

The situation caused a lot of stress for Pavel and his team. David Borenstein, the co-director of the documentary, said it was a big scene at the airport. Robin Hessman, the executive producer, was on the phone with airport security, trying to help because Pavel does not speak English fluently. She explained that Pavel had traveled with his Oscar and his Bafta award many times before, both in the US and internationally, without any problems. She joked that a famous actor like Leonardo DiCaprio would not have faced the same trouble. The Oscar is a valuable and heavy statue, and Pavel often takes it to events to share his success with others. His documentary tells the story of how war propaganda spread in a Russian school after the invasion of Ukraine. Because of his work, Pavel now lives in Europe for his safety, as it is not safe for him to return to Russia. Even though the Oscar went missing for a while, Pavel and his team are relieved that it was found and will soon be back in his hands.