Salvation portrays the post-pubertal interlude of three young adults as a wasteland of squandered time, a day-to-day life drifting between nonsense, disco and fatality, conveyed through videos personally filmed by the protagonists.
ANDREAS loves filming anything that will come in front of his camera lens. He especially takes joy in shooting videos, in which he and his friends CLEMENS and DINA pretend to kill themselves. When ANDREAS massively exaggerates and carelessly throws himself on some subway tracks just to shock his best friend, CLEMENS has had enough and quits their friendship. ANDREAS seeks refuge in DINAS company but overlooks her real intentions.
