Hugo

Set in a Paris railway station in the 1930s, Martin Scorsese's renowned film tells the story of a young orphan Hugo Cabret and a mysterious stallholder with a surprising secret. Adapted from Brian Selznick's celebrated novel, Hugo is an homage to film history, technology and storytelling. The film screening is introduced by a short talk that provides context and explores film language and narrative techniques.

Session includes a 20-minute introduction followed by the film.

Bookings

To make a new booking, a minimum of 50 students is required.

Accessible screenings

Please let us know when booking about accessibility requirements to ensure easy access on the day. Both cinemas are wheelchair accessible. Free hearing devices are available for use in our cinemas. If you’d like to enquire about subtitled screenings, access to the Audio Description Channel or sensory adjustments (such as lower volume or adjusted lighting), email education@acmi.net.au before booking.