Imagine:
~ Bask in the sun on an artificially created island of frozen foam.
~ Colonize a city near Chernobyl that has never been inhabited.
~Spending the night in a populated (living) cemetery in northern Manila.
~ Visit a microstate located on a military platform in the middle of the ocean.
~ Meet the love of your life in the British countryside, home to the capital of open-air sex.
Alastair Bonnett talks about 48 places you can’t find on the maps.
A hymn to the unexpected on a planet now entirely mapped (and therefore explained) by Google.
A moving tribute to blurred boundaries and true fantasies, to the idea that man does not know everything, nor can everything be discovered and conquered.
And again, an ode to the territory as the factory of our lives, where we build our identity and our memory.
