HANNAH, a young woman, has been unemployed for a period of time. She seeks help from her close childhood friend, AARON, who has a successful career, in finding a job so as to pay off her rent arrears.

One fateful night, Hannah is supposed to meet Aaron in hopes of him giving her a favourable reply from her job application. Unfortunately, he goes completely AWOL and stood her up in the cafe. Hannah got distracted as she makes her way home and knocks down someone in the process. She tries to cover up the hit and run accident by confessing to Aaron the following day and enlists his help to get rid of the body together.

However, she soon finds out that things do not always appear what they seem when she is forced to face her darkest fears amidst the turmoil of events that ensue.

A teenage couple, one a Malay and the other Chinese, must overcome interferences from her mother in order to stay together.

In this age where genes are easily manipulated in-vitro and replicated repeatedly to yield quality food products, it is hard to find transgenic material within our own bodies or in the organisms around us.

Taken a step further, Mortal Factory indulges in the possibility of a near future where such genes find their way in expressing themselves externally in organisms. Hence, creating hybrid creatures and chimeric monsters. The age-old mythologies of mermaids, gargoyles and gryphons will cease to be puerile fallacies, they will resurface on Earth in warm solid life forms. Abstractions of superhuman hypothesis can be realised. Limitless imagination is breathed new life within the bounds of Mortal Factory.