Tutto chiede salvezza,

Erik Austin
Jul 15
1 min read

I’ve been watching Everything Calls for Salvation on Netflix (the Italian title, Tutto chiede salvezza, somehow hits even harder). It follows a guy who wakes up in a psych ward after a breakdown and is forced to spend a week facing himself—his pain, his past, his shame. And let me tell you, it’s hitting close.

The whole idea that salvation doesn’t come from a diagnosis or a 10-step plan—but from being truly seen, from connection, from honesty in all its messy glory? Yeah, that resonates. I’ve been there—where everything feels too loud, too much, and yet somehow not enough. I’ve felt that longing for someone to just get it without trying to fix me.

This show isn’t polished or perfect—and that’s exactly why it feels real. Definitely not a light binge, but if you’ve ever felt like you’re clawing your way toward healing, it just might speak your language.