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In a futuristic society where humans are augmented with technological implants, a group of scientists attempts to integrate artificial intelligence into a biological host. When their experiment goes awry, a naive farm girl becomes the unintended recipient of a highly advanced, sentient robotic brain. She must then navigate the complexities of human emotions and societal expectations while grappling with her new, extraordinary capabilities.

The film was generally well-received in Czechoslovakia for its imaginative concept and blend of humor and science fiction, though it was not a major international success. It is often remembered for its distinctive visual style and its commentary on humanity's relationship with technology.

• Praised for its inventive premise and early exploration of AI themes.

• Noted for its unique visual aesthetic and satirical undertones.

• Some critics found the pacing uneven but appreciated the performances.

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The film's visual effects, particularly the futuristic cityscapes and technology, were considered quite advanced for Czechoslovak cinema of the early 1970s.