The film, directed by Michael Caton-Jones and based on the play "The Sopranos" by Alan Warner, follows the journey of a group of six Catholic schoolgirls from the small town of Fort William in the Scottish Highlands. The girls are excited to be heading to Edinburgh to compete in a choir competition, but they have no idea what adventures await them.
As soon as they arrive in the big city, the girls have just one thing on their minds: having fun. They quickly discover that the competition will be held the following day, so they have plenty of time to enjoy themselves in the city.
The group splits up, with each member pursuing their own interests. Some of the girls are more interested in drinking and partying, while others are looking to hook up with boys. The film explores their different journeys and the various challenges they face over the course of the night.
While the girls are having a good time, they are also dealing with some deeper issues. Some of them are struggling with their faith and the strict rules they've been taught. Others are dealing with family problems or trying to figure out their place in the world.
As the night progresses, the girls come together and support each other through their various challenges. By the end of the night, they've all grown and learned something about themselves and each other.
Our Ladies is a coming-of-age tale that's equal parts fun and emotional. It features a talented cast of young actresses, including Eve Austin, Tallulah Greive, and Abigail Lawrie. The film's soundtrack includes a mix of classic and contemporary Scottish music, adding to its overall sense of energy and vibrancy.