What is Hugo (movie)?
{{Infobox movie | name = Hugo | image = | image_size = | alt = | caption = | director = [[Martin Scorsese]] | producer = Graham King | writer = | narrator = | starring = [[Ben Kingsley]], [[Asa Butterfield]], [[Jude Law]] | music = Howard Shore | cinematography = | editing = | studio = [[Graham King|GK Films]]<br>[[Infinitum Nihil]] | distributor = [[Paramount Pictures]] | released = {{start date|2011|11|23}} | runtime = 128 minutes | country = [[United States]] | language = English | budget = | gross = $83,611,561 }} '''''Hugo''''' is a [[2011]] [[United States|American]] [[3D movie|3D]] [[Adventure movie|adventure]] [[drama movie]] that is based on [[Brian Selznick]]'s novel ''[[The Invention of Hugo Cabret]]''. The [[movie]] is about a boy who lives alone in a [[Paris]] [[railway station]] and the owner of a toy shop there. It was directed by [[Martin Scorsese]], while the [[screenwriter]] was [[John Logan (writer)|John Logan]]. It is a co-production of [[Graham King]]'s GK Films and [[Johnny Depp]]'s [[Infinitum Nihil]]. It stars [[Asa Butterfield]], [[Ben Kingsley]], [[Chloë Grace Moretz]], [[Sacha Baron Cohen]], [[Ray Winstone]], [[Emily Mortimer]], and [[Jude Law]]. ''Hugo'' is Scorsese's first [[movie]] to be shot in [[3D]]. == Plot == In [[1931]], Hugo Cabret is a 12-year-old [[boy]] who lives with his [[father]], a [[widowed]], but kind and devoted master [[clockmaker]] in [[Paris]]. Hugo's father takes him to see movies and he loves the movies of [[Georges Méliès]] best of all. Hugo's [[father]] is burned alive in a museum fire, and Hugo is taken away by his [[uncle]], an [[Alcoholism|alcoholic]] [[watchmaker]] who is responsible for maintaining the [[clock]]s in the [[Train station|railway station]] of [[Gare Montparnasse]]. His [[uncle]] teaches him to take care of the [[clock]]s, then disappears. Hugo lives between the walls of the [[Train station|station]], ma