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Hugo(2011)
Hugo(2011)
Set in 1931 Paris, an orphan living within the walls of a train station gets wrapped up in a mystery about his father.
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Film Details
Year
2017
Duration
116 minutes
Genres
Coming of Age, Drama, Family, Silent
Language
English / Spanish
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Two mysteriously interconnected stories are told simultaneously despite being set fifty years apart, each following the journey of a child who is deaf. In 1927, a girl named Rose runs away from her father’s home in an attempt to track down her mother, a famous actress. In 1977, a recently orphaned boy from Minnesota embarks on a similar quest in search of his father. Their separate but somehow interlinked adventures will lead them to connections and discoveries which will change their lives in magical ways. Adapted from a book by the author of ‘Hugo’, this coming-of-age tale is a love-letter to silent cinema.
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