Mutant Action

In a future post-apocalyptic world ruled by handsome elites, a terrorist group of disabled people calls themselves mutants and vows to end beauty’s supremacy. They attack from spectacle to spectacle: assassinating bodybuilders, slaughtering an aerobics class on live TV, and bombing a sperm bank. Their actions destabilize the regime, though the group is badly organized and distrustful of one another.

During Patricia Orujo's wedding, Ramón Yarritu and his crew abduct her amid chaos. The cake scene reveals a hidden gunner who fires through the confection, causing a chaotic firefight. Two terrorists are killed, and Patricia is seized as the hostage.

Patricia is taken aboard a spaceship disguised as a giant fish-merchant ship. Two crew members are killed during the escape as the others flee with the hostage. The ship sails away, taking Patricia into the terrorists’ hands.

On board, Ramón quietly lowers the ransom to 10 million, while the family expects 100 million. He stokes paranoia by hinting at a traitor among the crew, turning men against each other. The rift fuels suspicion and makes the group unstable.

Ramón’s manipulation leads to a cascade of murders aboard the ship as crew members fall to self-inflicted or staged accidents. He kills the last of the terrorists, Juan, who has a Siamese twin named Álex. A fierce fight erupts, culminating in the destruction of the ship’s guidance system.

The derelict ship crashes onto Axturiax, a brutal mining world inhabited by male miners starved of women. Ramón and Patricia are captured by the miners, and Patricia develops Stockholm syndrome toward Ramón. The miners attempt to gang-rape her before the pair manages to escape.

Álex, surviving the crash, drags his dead brother Juan’s body across the surface and vows vengeance. He befriends an old blind miner who helps him track Ramón to rescue Patricia. The pursuit begins across the harsh world.

A ransom-drop attempt spirals into mayhem as Lord Orujo triggers a portable nuclear device. Álex arrives on the scene and shoots Lord Orujo dead, triggering a bar-room dogfight that draws in police forces. The broadcast amplifies the chaos and escalates the confrontation.

Ramón sacrifices himself to let Patricia escape, then detonates Lord Orujo’s nuclear device to wipe out the police outside. The bar buckles under the shockwave as patrons scramble and the building crumbles. Patricia’s safety hinges on Ramón’s final act.

In the smoke and rubble, Álex fights off his Siamese twin’s corpse and discovers Patricia hidden under a metal cage. The cage protects her from the nuclear fury, and the two finally reunite.

Patricia and Álex hold each other, then arm themselves with a machine gun and step into the ruined bar’s exterior. They prepare to face whatever comes next, determined to survive the apocalypse.

The survivors walk away from the ruins, their bond forged by violence and loss. The future remains uncertain, but their persistence hints at a fragile hope beyond the brutal world.