The documentary crew follows Dr. Han as he sets up his trial, recruiting the four women who will be the first to give birth to feline offspring. The women come from different backgrounds and have their own reasons for participating in the trial, whether it be financial gain or a desire to conceive when traditional methods have failed.
As the trial begins, tensions rise as the public reacts strongly to the idea of humans giving birth to animals. Protesters gather outside the clinic, and Dr. Han and his team must navigate a minefield of ethical and legal issues as they forge ahead with their groundbreaking experiment.
Meanwhile, the women carrying the kittens face their own challenges, both physical and emotional. Some experience unexpected complications, while others struggle to bond with the feline embryos growing inside them. As their due dates approach, the women and Dr. Han must confront difficult decisions about the future of the kittens and their potential impact on society.
Kitty Mammas is a provocative and thought-provoking exploration of science, ethics, and the complex relationship between humans and animals. Through the lens of this unconventional trial, the film asks important questions about what it means to be a mother, how far we should go in pursuit of scientific progress, and what responsibilities we have to the creatures that share our world.