Frankenstein

In the 1931 film "Frankenstein," based on Mary Shelley's novel, Dr. Henry Frankenstein conducts experiments to create artificial life, leading to the iconic monster known as Frankenstein's Monster. The central conflict arises as the monster's existence challenges societal norms and Dr. Frankenstein grapples with the consequences of his creation. The movie explores themes of scientific hubris, responsibility, and the impact of isolation on identity.