St. Trinian's is a school, and in the movie of the same title, it's been referred to as Hogwarts for psychos. It's a movie about unruly teenage girls and an owner who couldn't care less because of a strange doctrine of free expression. The problem is that there's too much of it.

St. Trinian's is the kind of movie where you'll see pranks being pulled, bad girls making scenes with their anime-skirts, and open disrespect for teachers and other figures of authority. It's supposed to be fun to watch but not something to show as a good example as to what a school should be. But where's the fun if it's going to be all about good girl stuff? St. Trinian's is supposed to be crazy entertaining!

It's written by Piers Ashworth who's got two directors to interpret his screenplay, namely Oliver Parker and Barnaby Thompson. Three minds might just be the right kind of recipe for making up the scenes where girls create chaos in a school they initially only like because of the chance to have fun. As such stories go, something bad will happen in the story and the school is in danger of closing down due to debts or something.

The authorities can't do anything about it, so it's up to the girls to solve the problem by making good use of their mischievous nature and giving trouble to those who are out to close down their paradise of fun. In the end, the St. Trinian's girls learn a lesson or two about being responsible and caring for things that really matter in life.

The cast of St. Trinian's include Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Russell Brand, Gemma Arterton, Mischa Barton, Lena Heady, Stephen Fry, Talulah Riley, and Lily Cole.