Rebecca's Daughters

The film follows young aristocrat Anthony Raine, who returns from India to find farmers in Pembrokeshire protesting tollgate rates imposed by The Whitman Turnpike Trust. In a twist, Raine adopts the persona of Rebecca, encouraging his followers to cross-dress as they engage in a riot against the tolls. This unique storyline combines elements of social protest with comedic undertones.

With its setting in Wales and themes of rebellion, Rebecca's Daughters offers a distinct perspective on class struggles and the fight for justice. The film's mix of drama and comedy makes it appealing for those interested in narratives that challenge societal norms, especially in a historical context. Collectors may appreciate the film's unique premise and the performances of its top cast, including Peter O'Toole and Joely Richardson.