Paul, 9 years old, has a very special friend: Tschomski, a small robot with a huge electronic brain, who can make salad oil at a pinch, but has no idea about everyday language. Tschomski takes everything literally - which leads to hilarious misunderstandings! Suddenly the coffee machine is "fed" with plant granules, and for him a "hot dog" actually means kidnapping a dog...

 

At home, Tschomski messes everything up, but at school he becomes Paul's hero. Together they come up with a cunning plan to confront a bully, and in the process Paul learns how to defend himself and Tschomski learns something much more important than the meaning of words: what it means to be a true friend. Because even the smartest electronic brain cannot replace a human heart.

 

A funny and warm-hearted adventure that shows that even the smartest robot can't calculate everything - especially not what true friendship is!