Kosuke Okahara: No Man’s Land from mm hospitality Watch Video
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Description: Officially, Transnistria does not exist. It is not recognised by any other state, yet its inhabitants are undeterred in their fight for independence from Moldova. 500,000 people live in Transnistria, whose passports and currency are worthless beyond its borders. A visit to a self-declared state between communism, hospitality and a search for identity.nnBorn 1980, Kosuke Okahara raised in Tokyo. Studied education theory before working as a freelance photographer. Awards include the W. Eugene Smit
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