Annik and Tai, both 17, are outsiders. At school, they are only called "Fetti" and "Fidschi" by their classmates - and Director Lamprecht also has them on the Kieker. The classic-loving Jannik receives a video from his buddy Tai one evening, on which Lamprecht vegetates drunk on a park bench. The otherwise rather quiet Jannik senses an adventure and whizzes through nocturnal Berlin to Tai, who proudly presents him with the recordings of the staggering and vomiting rector.
Exuberantly and unanugly, the two drag the almost unconscious man - past the not particularly competent concierge - into his apartment in a modern block of houses. The cleaning company of Tai's father is responsible for this house - so he knows how the electronics in the apartment work and how to control the bell, intercom and locking system via a central computer at the concierge. And so the boys decide, first for fun, to lock Lamprecht in his own four walls. Tai connects to Lamprecht's laptop via Bluetooth from the empty neighboring apartment. As an avatar with a pitched voice, they can communicate with him and watch him in his apartment. The next morning it dawns on the hungover rector that he has a problem ....
