Club of Ghost Fathers. Hage M.

Eleventh -year -old Philip sees the ghost of his father, who died in a car accident. He assures his son that his own brother, the boy’s uncle, set up his own accident. The ghost orders to avenge his death. Meanwhile, Uncle Alan takes both the family pub and the mother of Philip... The Club of Phantom Fathers is a new, provocative reading of Shakespeare with an unpredictable ending. The storyteller becomes the young Hamlet (Philip), and his inner world and experiences come to the fore. Placing a classic plot in modern decorations, Hayig does not just play with the classics, generously scattering “Easter”, hidden quotes and witty shifts. He opens up new (and dumbfoundingly relevant) meanings of a familiar story, shows the usual images in a completely unexpected light.