Klára a Slunce - CDmp3 (Čte Klára Suchá)

Do artificial beings understand things that elude their creators? Until now, the robot Clara, an artificial friend of generation B2, has been waiting in a store window for a teenager to serve as a submissive companion. Yet she is not on sale at all: she may speak a bit oddly and not fully grasp the context of the world 'out there,' but she is observant and has a solid capacity for emotions, even if they still do not match ordinary human spontaneity. Then she finally gets her chance. However, in the family of the teenage Josie, she confronts the reality of flesh and blood – the girl suffers from an incurable disease and has only a few months left... The noble British Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro has once again quietly intensified his criticism of elitism and discusses, referencing Ray Bradbury and Arthur C. Clarke, where to find the limits of robotics and where the blemishes on the image of humanity lie. Meanwhile, his latest conscientious servant Clara takes the audience's breath away. With a steadfast belief in solar power, she intends to ask the Sun – long considered a revelation of God's face – to heal her charge. Will it be enough for salvation? ************ recording length: 9 hours 55 minutes