In the 1960s, in a free and open environment, ancient Ireland still maintained a stodgy and conservative atmosphere. Here, all the girls who are considered to be depraved are sent to Madeleine Girls' College for probation, and what awaits them is not the gentle wind and rain, but endless darkness and despair. Marguerite (Anne-Marie Duff) was raped by her cousin at the family wedding. Word of mouth at the wedding scene, her grievance was not upheld, but sent away as an "unclean girl". The lively and beautiful Bernadette (Nora-Jane Noone) was chased by the boys, and she paid the price for her "frivolity". Rose (Dorothy Duffy is acted the role of) unmarried pregnant, in order to the so-called future forced to give up their children. Three girls came to Madeleine Girls' College. They didn't know that this was a desperate place with no return.
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