Directed by David Leland
With most of the boys off to World War II, and feminism yet to be invented, many women volenteered to go to the farms of Briton and replace them for the duration. Rural Rosie the riviters.
Prue(Anna Friel), Stella(Catherine McCormack), and Ag(Rachel Weisz) are three of them and they go off into the countryside to help feed Briton at it’s time of peril.
The place is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence(Tom Georgeson and Marueen O’Brien) and their randy son Joe(Steven Mackintosh).
Not much happens. The three girls pine for their fiancees in the service, and while they aren’t doing that or plowing fields or milking cows they are trying to get into Joe’s pants. Joe doesn’t complain about that much.
He does complain about being rated 4F though.
The performances are fine and the story isn’t particularly boring.
Nothing special though.
