Girl Group

A pop singer is removed from her own band's reunion tour and ordered by a court to perform community service. She attempts to rebuild her career by training a group of troubled teenage girls for an audition with a major record label. However, her demanding methods push the girls too far, leading her to face the harmful nature of the music industry and her own self-destructive behavior.

This music comedy was written and directed by Rebel Wilson, marking her second directorial effort following The Deb. Produced by Wilson alongside Matt Williams and Stella Bulochnikov, the film was a joint production between the United Kingdom and the United States involving Live Nation Productions, Camp Sugar, and Future Artists Entertainment. Rebel Wilson stars as Tassie Young, with Kimara-Mai Petit playing Mini. The movie has a runtime of 96 minutes.