Mutants

A deadly virus has ravaged humanity, mutating those it touches. The story follows an ambulance crew as they maneuver through a world splintering into chaos. Sonia and Marco, lovers, ride with two police officers toward a rumored safe haven called NOAH that is said to keep infection at bay and offer a cure. A tense accident and escalating distrust push Sonia and Marco to seek shelter in an abandoned building. Sonia is pregnant and appears immune, yet Marco bears the illness in slow increments. Rather than give up, she fights to protect herself and the unborn child while pursuing a cure, all while avoiding both infected attackers and hostile survivors who close in around them.

Directed by David Morley from an original screenplay by Louis-Paul Desanges and Ludovic du Clary, Mutants arrived in 2009 as a tense horror and science fiction feature.

Box office figures for Mutants are not widely publicized, reflecting its low budget and limited distribution. The production relied on festival showings and behind the scenes routes rather than a broad theatrical run.

Critics who weighed in described a tense, claustrophobic mood and strong performances from Hélène de Fougerolles as Sonia and Francis Renaud as Marco. The film centers on motherhood, loyalty, and the will to survive a virus outbreak, earning mixed but attentive reviews.