Vito wants to get out, out of his cold-ass apartment in Kreuzberg. But where to? Back to the Atlantic, where he was happy and his mother was still alive? What begins with a hangover turns out to be a relentless search for the roots of his loneliness between shoplifting and kissing courage. Anton Weil tells of the great themes of his generation: of isolation, sexuality and love, of grief and new beginnings. A firework display of storytelling, always on the verge of blowing everything up, a colorful circus of lies and false trails, a wild odyssey through the psyche of an entire generation, a hopeful departure and a declaration of love for real life.