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| Contains mild language, sex references and violence | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| The girls of St. Trinian's set out on a hunt for some lost treasure after discovering that their headmistress, Miss Fritton, is related to a notorious pirate. Unfortunately, they're not the only ones looking for the gold. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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'St. Trinian's - The Legend Of Fritton's Gold' is a comedy about a schoolgirls attempting to discover the whereabouts of some hidden gold. The film contains mild language, sex references and violence.
The mild language includes uses of 'piss', 'screw', 'bugger' and 'bloody'. There is no sexual activity, but some mild sex references and innuendo, including the sight of a newspaper article pinned up on a dart board and headlined 'Member of Parliament' with a photo of apparently naked male with a large red box masking his crotch and the word 'Exposed!' printed across it. We also see a dog suggestively rubbing itself against a man's leg and a man refers to 'a couple of athletic sleep-overs and a bout of ritual humiliation'. The occasional violence includes the sight of older schoolgirls punching and kicking men in the head and body, a young girl butting a man in the stomach and a man squeezing another man's throat until he collapses to the ground. This violence is mostly comic in tone. The film also contains some mild comic horror when a skeleton is discovered in a coffin and when one of the schoolgirls is possessed by the spirit of a dead pirate. Neither scene is genuinely frightening. The elderly headmistress occasionally smokes a cigarette, but these scenes do not promote or glamorise the activity. 'PG' stands for Parental Guidance. A 'PG' film should not disturb a child aged around eight or older. However, parents are advised to consider whether the content may upset younger or more sensitive children. |
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