In the bustling Paris of the 1930s, a young orphan hides in the train station. His life revolves around the machinery of the place, where he is responsible for keeping the clocks running. But Hugo, with his curious and adventurous spirit, has a secret passion: cinema. Everything changes when he comes across a mysterious typewriter and an ancient automaton that he inherited from his late father, a watchmaker. Hugo is convinced that if he can repair it, he will discover a hidden message that connects him to his past.
As he explores the station, Hugo encounters a peculiar girl with unruly hair, who helps him unravel an intriguing mystery. Alongside an enigmatic toy maker who holds secrets of silent film, they embark on an exciting adventure that reveals the magic of the seventh art. Each new discovery not only uncovers the legacy of cinema but also the story of two lost souls trying to find their place in the world.
With stunning visual backdrops and an immersive soundtrack, the narrative transports us to a golden age of cinema. In this journey, the value of friendship and the search for identity shine brightly, connecting past generations with future ones. In the end, it is a tribute to creativity, perseverance, and the power of dreams.