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- 65/100 based on 65 votes
  • Released: 2005
  • Runtime: 81 mins
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  • Studio: Great Jones Film Group
  • Genres: Drama

An aging loan shark (the late Victor Argo, "Taxi Driver," "King of New York") wrestles with regret and redemption in director Art Jones' film that rails against homogenization while celebrating what makes New York unique. Hugo thinks that New York is losing its soul, and that faceless buildings and vacant people are replacing the old-time New York he loves. But when visions interfere with his daily rounds, he must determine for himself what is real and what is not.... (Full plot summary below)

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An aging loan shark (the late Victor Argo, "Taxi Driver," "King of New York") wrestles with regret and redemption in director Art Jones' film that rails against homogenization while celebrating what makes New York unique. Hugo thinks that New York is losing its soul, and that faceless buildings and vacant people are replacing the old-time New York he loves. But when visions interfere with his daily rounds, he must determine for himself what is real and what is not.

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Christian Science Monitor - 8/10 by David SterrittThis modest drama is a touching tribute to the late Argo, a character actor you'll instantly recognize.
New York Post - 8/10 by V.A. MusettoMore than the story of a disillusioned old man, Lustre is a loving tribute to New York.
New York Times - 7/10 by Jeannette CatsoulisLustre is a post-Sept. 11 love letter to a New York past that Mr. Jones clearly mourns.
Salon.com - 7/10 by Andrew O'HehirBut if the storytelling is murky, the filmmaking is stunning and, more important, the passion for this city -- its people and landscape -- is pure.
Chicago Reader - 6/10 by Hank SartinJones's script leans too heavily on the familiar device of blurring illusion and reality, but his view of the urban landscape is beautiful and distinctive.
Village Voice - 6/10 by R. Emmet SweeneyThe film is marred by a reliance on cheap DV effects, but authenticity strains through in the performances.
TV Guide - 5/10 by Maitland McDonaghThe film's woozy, digital-video gorgeousness is undeniable, and the glittering shots from atop the Brooklyn Bridge could make a tough guy weep.
The A.V. Club - 5/10 by Noel MurrayArgo's job should only be a minor piece of this Gotham mosaic, but Jones makes the racketeering scenes so familiar that they grate against the rest of the movie.

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