Salsa

In SALSA we follow the two sisters Uma (19) and Victoria (22), who recently lost their mother. Victoria is about to go backpacking, starting in Mexico, but her anxiety diagnosis prevents her from going. Uma, on the other hand, has just started her first sabbatical year after high school, and her days are mostly spent hanging out with her friends, eating shawarma with a hangover, and talking about their latest crushes, which they got from the new sex app DRIFT. DRIFT offers contact and meetings between the app’s users. After sex, users then rate each other’s performance on a scale of 1-10. Among Uma’s friends there is great fascination with DRIFT, and she throws herself into it exploring the app and her sexuality. On the contrary, Victoria is outraged by the ethical dilemmas that come with DRIFT and is doing whatever she can to protect her little sister. Key points: - The two sisters, Uma and Victoria, are portrayed by Nikolaj Coster Waldau’s daughters Safina Coster-Waldau and Filippa Navarana. - Not available as ready-made due to music clearance.