Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

Sinister London fog, old mansions with locked doors, and a hidden anxiety that chills to the bone. This gothic tale is a philosophical reflection on human nature, its duality, and the struggle within oneself.

Inspired, it is believed, by "Crime and Punishment" by F. M. Dostoevsky, Stevenson offers his perspective on the eternal problem of good and evil within man.

London, late 19th century. The notary Mr. Utterson learns a strange story of flagrant cruelty, in which, as it soon turns out, his client's friend, the respected Dr. Henry Jekyll, is involved. But who is this mysterious Mr. Hyde and where did he come from?