Mr. Harrigan's Phone

'Mr. Harrigan's Phone' is a film based on a short story by iconic writer Stephen King. It is written and directed by John Lee Hancock. The story follows the life of Craig, a young boy played by Jaeden Martell. Craig lives in a small town and strikes up a relationship with Mr. Harrigan, an elderly and sullen billionaire. A great and peculiar friendship arises between the two due to their common passion for books and reading. Mr. Harrigan passes away, and the young boy discovers that death is not the end of everything. Mysteriously and strangely enough, he manages to communicate with his deceased friend by means of the iPhone with which he was buried. A supernatural tale that deals with adult life, showing that there are bonds that are never lost, even after death.

The film is produced by Ryan Murphy, Jason Blum and Carla Hacken. The cast also includes Joe Tippett ('The Morning Show'), Kirby Howell-Baptiste ('The Good Place'), Cyrus Arnold ('Zoolander 2'), Colin O'Brien ('Wonka'), Thomas Francis Murphy ('Singles') and Peggy J. Scott ('The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel').

The film is produced by the famous company, Blumhouse Productions.

The film is available in all countries around the world through the streaming platform Netflix, since October 5.