In the darkly comedic short film Frankenstein in Baghdad, director Laura Yoder presents a bizarre and humorous tale loosely inspired by the classic monster story. The film, written by Faith Worthington, unfolds over a brisk eight-minute runtime, plunging viewers into a strange and unsettling scenario. The story centers on a peculiar creation, a being stitched together from disparate parts, which suddenly stirs to life in the Iraqi capital. This unexpected event triggers a chaotic series of encounters, blending absurdity with moments of grim humor as the creature navigates the city. The cast, including Trejan Quarnberg, Rory M. Quill, and writer Faith Worthington, brings this oddball narrative to life, embodying the various Baghdad residents who cross paths with the monstrous anomaly. This compact genre piece offers a swift, witty, and unconventional twist on a timeless myth.