This research focuses on analyzing the character of Joel Dawson in the film Love and Monster directed by Michael Matthews through the lens of Alfred Adler's Individual Psychology. This research applied a descriptive qualitative method. The researcher employed data collection techniques including watching the film, reading, and understanding the script which was analyzed through Alfred Adler's individual psychology to describe Joel Dawson's character in the Love and Monster film. This research applied the theory of characterization by Petrie and Boggs to draw conclusions about the character's individual psychology. The results obtained by researcher in this research are the five aspects of individual psychology, such as inferiority feeling, fictional finalism, striving for superiority, creative self, and style of life. In essence, Joel's character in the Love and Monster film serves as a compelling illustration of how individuals can evolve, adapt, and grow in the face of adversity. His journey not only mirrors the principles of Adler's psychology but also offers valuable insights into the human capacity for personal development and resilience when confronted with challenges. Joel's story is a testament to the enduring spirit of personal growth and transformation.