Based loosely on a Dylan Thomas screenplay and adapted by Guy Jenkins, this was a comedy about Welsh peasants humiliating the British establishment.  Starring Joely Richardson, Paul Rhys and Peter O’Toole. 1991 (105’)

This rollicking Tom Jonesian farce set in 19^th century rural Wales has wit, warmth, a helping of bawdiness and an indigenous quality that sets the mood for a festival’s opening event.  (Ottawa Citizen)

A film like Rebecca's Daughters challenges the whole canon of "British Film".  It underscores the point that what we call "British Film" is usually English film.  (The Higher)