St. Trinians 1 and 2, by all means an English Film...

If you have been thinking of sending your daughter

 to a boardingschool, this is the film for you.

 I found it last year in Portugal, in a box of films to

 be sold of for 1€ and as it was featuring

Colin Firth there was no choice than to buy it.

And I had digged gold!

My daughter would positively attend this school, if it would not be, alas, only fiction. An "Institut for Young Ladies", as it should be - and one which prepares you allright for real life.

And more: if you have not been a fan of Rupert Everett, than it is here, where you will become one - his role als Miss Camilla Fritton, with not only the original Camilla Hairdo and wonderful accent is already enough to make this film a hit and him/her a Style Icon of herself.

The part Colin Firth has to endure as "Geoffrey"endears him to us even more - especially in the follow up film - ever imagined him as a tramp? Have a look. And be surprised of the whole bunch of great and famous british actors coming in one after the other..., good old "Duckface" and also "Dr. Who" being old aquaintances of us.

The schooling brings all sorts of interesting accomplishments, I mean, quite useful for The Good Life, positively to be recommended to old and young, preferably anglophiles.

My children love this film and its quirky humor.

Highly recommended!!