In 2020, the actor Anya Taylor-Joy, who became popular with his work “Abandoned Soldiers on the Rear Wing”, and she has been actively challenging various roles, and this time her new thriller “Last Night In Soho” is an eye-opener.
The movie “Last Night In Soho” adopts a dual timeline narrative approach, so you will see the plot of the two heroines going on at the same time when watching the movie, but both are set in different times and space. The story tells the story of a fashion student Eloise (Thomasin McKenzie) who came to London to pursue her dreams. She was interested in the fashion of the 1960s and she dreamed of returning to her beloved 1960s in her new residence and becoming a living. Sandie in that time and space (played by Anya Taylor-Joy).
Every night when Eloise dreams, she wears back to the 60s to experience everything Sandie has experienced. Eloise, who is getting more and more immersed in Sandie’s life, also slowly discovers the darkness hidden behind Sandie’s bright and beautiful life. Things became more and more bizarre, and Eloise, who was caught in a double life, also began to feel broken.
The plot of this movie is reversed again and again, and the narration of the story is not fast or slow, but it still makes people feel that everything is very tight, and it will inevitably become tense. The plot with a lot of mysteries also makes the audience fall into constant speculation. The plot setting is more biased towards the type that does not know the truth without seeing the last moment. There are too many reversals.
Sandie, the character played by Anya Taylor-Joy, lives in the time and space of the 1960s. The superb acting skills and the sigh of beauty that make the audience feel as if they are in the nostalgic scene of the moment.
