Last Night in Soho

In the bustling heart of contemporary London, Eloise—a bright, ambitious fashion design student—finds herself drawn to the glittering allure of the 1960s. The city’s past beckons like a runway of forgotten styles, and her fascination soon becomes more than a hobby when she begins to slip into a vivid, otherworldly version of the era. The film paints the capital as a living collage of neon signs and retro cafés, where the rhythm of vintage music and the shimmer of haute couture mingle, creating a dream‑like atmosphere that feels both intoxicating and unsettling.

Within this shifting landscape, Eloise encounters Sandie, an aspiring singer whose charisma and ambition mirror her own creative hunger. Their unexpected connection weaves together two distinct worlds—one rooted in modern ambition, the other steeped in the smoky glamour of 1960s showbiz. As Eloise absorbs the sights and sounds of the past, the line between inspiration and obsession begins to blur, hinting at deeper currents beneath the surface of the glittering scene.

Guiding her through both present and past, Gran Peggy offers a grounding presence, reminding Eloise of family ties and the lingering shadows of loss. Alongside supportive peers like John and the enigmatic caretaker Ms. Collins, she navigates a city that feels simultaneously familiar and uncanny. The tone balances stylish elegance with an undercurrent of tension, inviting the audience to wonder how far the pull of a bygone era will reach into Eloise’s own future.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 00:32