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Matt Smiith and Anya Taylor-Joy in "Last Night in Soho." (FOCUS FEATURES PHOTO)

“For last night in Soho I let my life go” is the repeated line from 1960s English pop band Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich’s song “Last Night in Soho.” The song gives its name to director Edgar Wright’s latest film and is heard over the closing credits.

Wright’s film isn’t based on the song but it IS a story of someone who let their life go and, to quote another line from the song, “had dreams and broke them in two.”

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Director Edgar Wright's "Last Night in Soho" stars Thomasin McKensie and Anya Taylor-Joy in a horror-tinged trip back to 1960s London. (FOCUS FEATURES PICTURE)

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Thomasin McKenzie stars in "Last Night in Soho." (FOCUS FEATURES PHOTO)

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