St Trinian's

Synopsis

St. Trinian's is a British comedy film from 2007 centered around the students of the anarchic St. Trinian's school. When their beloved school faces financial ruin, the students come up with a plan to save it by entering a high-stakes competition. Led by the fearless Head Girl Annabelle Fritton, played by Talulah Riley, the girls must outwit their rivals from the posh school to achieve victory. With a mischievous blend of humor, rebellion, and girl power, St. Trinian's takes the audience on a wild ride through the chaotic world of unconventional education and teenage antics.

Cast

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  Talulah Riley

  Annabelle Fritton

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  Rupert Everett

  Camilla Fritton / Carnaby Fritton

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  Gemma Arterton

  Kelly Jones

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  Colin Firth

  Geoffrey Thwaites

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  Lena Headey

  Miss Dickinson

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  Jodie Whittaker

  Beverly

Reviews

St. Trinian's, though not a critically acclaimed film, has its charm and entertainment value. Some reviewers note the film's quirky and rebellious spirit, praising the young cast for their energy and chemistry on screen. However, others criticize the movie for its lack of depth and reliance on stereotypes. Rotten Tomatoes rate it at 32%, indicating mixed reviews, while IMDb scores it at 5.8/10 and Metacritic at 39/100. Despite its flaws, St. Trinian's manages to deliver a fun and lighthearted experience that resonates with audiences who enjoy a good dose of teenage rebellion and schoolgirl shenanigans.