200 Jahre lang lebten die Heinzels nun schon unter der Erde, seit sie aus Köln vertrieben wurden. Kein Wunder, dass es Heinzelmädchen Helvi dort zu dunkel und langweilig wird. Daher begibt sie sich an die Oberfläche zu den Menschen um ihr wahres Talent zu finden. Dort trifft sie auf den griesgrämigen Konditor Theo. Kann er ihr helfen auch die anderen Heinzelmännchen wieder an die Oberfläche zu führen?
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