Following the success of his prize-winning book No Direction Home (Kehrer, 2009), the recipient of the 2010 German Photo Book Award, Krementschouk tells the story of his homeland and the stark realities of homelessness. The setting is a dilapidated cottage in a small Russian town, where a group of people have made a home for themselves on the fringes of society. They invited Krementschouk into their world, where he captured a moving blend of despair and addiction coupled with warmth and affection, creating what is now a lasting document of a community lost.
