Last Night in Soho

Eloise (Ellie) lives in modern London, feeling disconnected and trapped in her dull student life, yearning for excitement.

Eloise's grandmother warns about the dangers of obsession and living in the past, hinting at the perils of nostalgia.

Eloise navigates her boring student life, works at a café, and dreams of fashion. She discovers an old apartment connected to 1960s Soho.

Eloise is mysteriously transported back to 1960s Soho, witnessing glamorous nights and meeting Sandy, a young aspiring singer.

Eloise is tempted by the allure of the past but senses danger. Should she immerse herself in the glamour or stay cautious?

Eloise fully enters the world of 1960s Soho, interacting with Sandy and experiencing the seductive nightlife firsthand.

Eloise forms a close connection with Sandy, becoming emotionally invested in her fate, reflecting themes of friendship and identity.

Eloise experiences the thrill and style of 1960s Soho: parties, music, fashion, and the excitement of living a double life.

Eloise uncovers the dark side of the past: Sandy's life is in danger, revealing crime and abuse behind the glamour. Stakes become personal and urgent.

The sinister elements of the Soho scene threaten Sandy and Eloise. Eloise struggles to navigate the violent, treacherous environment.

Sandy is killed, and Eloise realizes she can no longer fully escape the past. Her connection to the glamorous world is shattered.

Eloise grapples with grief, guilt, and the haunting memory of Sandy's life, reflecting on her own choices and the seductive dangers of nostalgia.

Eloise decides to confront the past and take action to prevent further harm, using insight from both the modern and past timelines.

Eloise disrupts the sinister events, escaping the cycle of danger, and returns to the present with new resolve.

Eloise is back in modern London, changed by her experience, wiser, more self-assured, and ready to move forward.