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When the crew of the Oceanus rescued a man close to death, its captain could barely have guessed at the incredible story that man would come to share. This is the story of Victor Frankenstein: a man obsessed with discovering the secret of life and cheating death; a man who brings to life to a body built from corpses; and a man who rejects this would-be child... Soon, Victor and his creature are entangled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse across Europe. But who is truly the monster?

deathRomance not assessedInferred themesobsession duty isolation revenge ambition

A dark tale of creation, abandonment, and a deadly pursuit.

“When the crew of the Oceanus rescued a man close to death, its captain could barely have guessed at the incredible story that man would come to share.”

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Cast · 12 voices

Alexander Vlahos Arthur Darvill Bonnie Langford David Calder Georgia Moffett John Hurt Lu Corfield Mary Shelley Miles Richardson Nicholas Briggs Terry Molloy Tracey Childs

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Directed by Scott Handcock

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