Read: Renata Volfová, Richard Honzovič
Footage: 2 mp3-CD | 9 hours 30 minutes
Version: Unabridged
Date of release: 10/20/2014

What happened at Solaris Science Station? A silvery colossus hovers over a planet completely covered in a mysterious ocean. The station is in disrepair, everyone is acting crazy - everyone except Gebarian. He's dead. The ocean shows signs of abnormal intelligence, and while Dr. Kelvin tries to uncover the cause of the strange behavior of the rest of the crew, the mysterious power of the planet is slowly creeping into his mind...

The work of the Polish writer and philosopher Stanisław Lem (1921-2006) rightly ranks among the classics of the genre of science fiction literature. The book Solaris, the audio adaptation of which we are bringing, made this author famous worldwide.

“The mere existence of a thinking colossus will never leave people alone. Even if they explore the entire galaxy, even if they make connections with other civilizations of beings like us, Solaris will be an eternal challenge to humanity.” Stanislaw Lem, Solaris

The reconstruction of the original recording from 1995 is accompanied by ambient surfaces, sound effects and melodies that enhance the drama of the story and the evocative atmosphere of the Solaris station.