Edgar Wright’s new movie “Last Night in Soho” (which arrives in theaters this week) tells the story of a young woman from modern times who is offered a window back to London in the 1960s, only to discover that the past is not quite as glitzy and sexy as it may have seemed.
The film interrogates the idea of nostalgia, which has become an inescapable and permeating force in popular culture over the past 20 years and has spilled out into the real world in predictable but sometimes dangerous ways.Krysty Wilson-Cairns, who co-wrote the film’s screenplay alongside Wright, calls herself “quite…The post Last Night in Soho Writer Reminds Us That Nostalgia Was Originally Classified as an Illness [Exclusive] appeared first on /Film.
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