Trailer for "Last Night in Soho": Anya Taylor-Joy, Neons and Time Travel

The first trailer for Last Night in Soho has just been published by the production’s social networks. This is the new Edgar Wright film that takes place in a set surrounded by mystery and darkness, atypical to what the director has us used to. Wright is famous above all for filming the craziest comedies of the last 15 years. Zombies Party, Fatal Weapon and Welcome to the End of the World are just a few examples of the English director’s mastery of crazy stories full of black humor. In the visual section it is a great adapter of the aesthetic seal that each of its different productions needs, in the case of Scott Pilgrim against the world it was reflected with its origin as a graphic novel, while in Baby Driver it used music as a vehicle driver of a frenetic montage full of “accelerations”. Last Night in Soho tells the story of a teenage girl obsessed with fashion design. This young woman has the power to mysteriously travel back in time to the 60s. There she will be Sandy (Anya Taylor-Joy), a singer who with apparent success begins her artistic career. Contrary to what may seem due to Wright’s career and the premise, it seems that this last bet will be far from comedy, as seen in the trailer full of music that explicitly refers to horror movies and some neon lights. that add a certain drama and mystery to each shot. The preview invites you to explore the life of its protagonist Eloise, played by Thomasin Mckenzie through a song sung by Anya Taylor Joy. Eloise does not seem to belong to that world in which she lives, like those people who are without being at the same time. Everything will change when one night I travel to Soho in the 60s.At first it will be an idyllic situation for her to connect the enjoyment of both worlds. However, little by little less differences between the two temporal lives begin to be felt and characters from the other time begin to appear in their history. Until the end of the trailer, where a demonic presence ends up attacking her.Thought to premiere in 2020, the pandemic put a stop to this latest project by Anya Taylor-Joy that will finally hit theaters on October 22.