In a future ravaged by constantly erupting volcanoes, ash rain, and increasingly violent hailstorms, where a strange alteration in women's wombs has caused severe fertility problems worldwide and the state exerts absolute control over birth rates and their bodies, a young woman decides to investigate her origins, to find out who she was before being adopted as a child.

A journey of self-discovery that soon leads her into an obsessive labyrinth where past and future merge in a paradox full of echoes, dreams, and premonitions through forests, caves, ancient paintings, and many questions about the inexplicable.

Between thriller and science fiction, horror and dystopia, Mammalia is, above all, a reflection—pure and therefore raw—on motherhood and non-motherhood in an ultraliberal world doomed to its physical and spiritual extinction.

Stones of the earth’s entrails. From the depths and abysses. Guts that watch over the hidden. Huts within huts. The refuge. Mammal wombs. Furious magmatic chambers.