Last Night in Soho (2021)

Last Night in Soho is a captivating tale set in the heart of London. The story follows Eloise “Ellie” Turner, a gentle and naive teenager with a fascination for the Swinging Sixties. Ellie, aspiring to be a fashion designer, relocates from her rural home to study at the London College of Fashion. Haunted by her late mother’s tragic past and her own mental health struggles, Ellie’s life takes a surreal turn when she begins to experience vivid dreams. In these dreams, she lives through the eyes of Sandie, a glamorous aspiring singer from the 1960s. This connection to the past soon spirals into a haunting blend of reality and illusion, as Ellie’s life intertwines with the mysterious and unsettling history of Sandie.

Length: 1h 56m
Genre: Psychological Horror, Drama, Mystery
This Title is: Dark, Thrilling

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Trailer

Cast

• Thomasin McKenzie as Eloise “Ellie” Turner
• Anya Taylor-Joy as Alexandra “Sandie” Collins
• Matt Smith as Jack

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: 18+

Contains themes of psychological horror and mystery, with elements that may be unsettling for younger audiences.

Trivia

• The film is a psychological horror directed by Edgar Wright.
• It marks the final film appearances of Diana Rigg and Margaret Nolan, both of whom passed away in 2020.
• The story explores themes of nostalgia and the darker side of the Swinging Sixties in London.

Our Review

“Last Night in Soho” weaves a mesmerizing narrative that blends the glamour of the 1960s with a chilling psychological thriller. The film’s direction and cinematography are exceptional, capturing the era’s essence and creating a vivid, dream-like atmosphere. The performances, especially by Thomasin McKenzie and Anya Taylor-Joy, are compelling and add depth to the complex characters. While the film maintains a gripping pace, it thoughtfully explores themes of nostalgia, illusion, and reality. A must-watch for fans of psychological thrillers and period dramas.”

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