Kazuo Ishiguro's 2021 novel is bittersweet and emotional. The story is narrated by Klara, a solar-powered robot sold in a storefront and purchased to keep a sick girl company. Critics drew comparisons to Never Let Me Go, noting the novel carries the same quality of poignant understatement that defined Ishiguro's earlier work, while being more meditative. The trailer for Taika Waititi's adaptation, out October 23 from Sony Pictures, is warmer and more whimsical than the source material suggests, and that difference is already generating conversation among the novel's devoted readers.
Amy Adams plays the sick girl Josie's mother, a woman who acquires Klara with visible reluctance. 'Consider this a trial period,' she tells the robot in the trailer. 'You're still under warranty. I wouldn't hesitate for a second to send you back.' The line sounds both funny and a little chilling, which is exactly the register Waititi seems to be aiming for.
Waititi, who told Vanity Fair that this is 'probably' his most dramatic film, said he initially tried to lean into comedy before realizing it undercut the source material. Ortega, for her part, told the same publication that the role wasn't entirely accidental. 'Maybe I did want a break from the angsty teen/young adult category I felt a bit stuck in sometimes,' she said.
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