Twelve-year-old Anton feels lonely. Parents are busy with themselves, constantly sorting things out and don’t even remember their son’s birthday. Their level of dislike for each other is off the charts. There is no contact with his own son at all. At school, no one communicates with Anton either, and the teacher even calls him an “outsider,” that is, an outsider, superfluous. The only person who understands and loves Anton is his grandmother. But she lives in another city, and they don’t see each other often. The boy keeps a diary, from which the reader learns about his sad life. Fortunately, Anton met Karl, the man who lives on TV, quite by accident.