Last Night in Soho

The 1960s was a radical decade marked by social upheaval, cultural revolutions, and significant changes in music and fashion. This era is characterized by the rise of counterculture movements and a burgeoning music scene, which influences the aspirations and struggles faced by Ellie and Sandie.

London serves as the backdrop for Ellie's journey, a bustling city known for its rich culture and vibrant arts scene. The iconic Café de Paris, a glamorous venue, represents the allure of the 1960s entertainment industry, where dreams of stardom intersect with darker realities.

🌌 Time Travel

The theme of time travel manifests as Ellie is transported back to the 1960s, allowing her to experience both the glamour and chaos of that era. This exploration of the past contrasts with her present struggles, deepening her connection to Sandie's story and revealing the cyclical nature of history.

😨 Identity Crisis

Eloise's journey intertwines with her search for identity amidst the haunting truths of her family's past. As she delves deeper into Sandie's life, Ellie grapples with her own sense of self, leading to unsettling revelations about her history and the impact it has on her present.

🎭 Exploitation

The narrative sheds light on the darker underbelly of the entertainment industry, portraying the exploitation faced by women like Sandie. Ellie’s journey highlights the contrast between ambition and the dangers that often accompany the pursuit of dreams in a male-dominated world.