Rita, Sue and Bob Too

In the heart of Bradford, Rita and Sue inhabit a cramped council estate, where life seems to revolve around subsistence and routine. Both share the responsibility of babysitting for their neighbors, Bob and Michelle's children, as they navigate through adolescence. A twist in their mundane lives unfolds when, after giving the kids a ride home one night, Bob impulsively brings the girls to a secluded countryside spot. As the circumstances make themselves clear, Rita and Sue, though initially reluctant, succumb to the situation and engage in a series of illicit encounters with their employer.This bold narrative delves into the complex dynamics between the three characters as they negotiate their intertwining desires and needs. The film examines themes of power, consent, and societal expectations while capturing the essence of youthful rebellion and the quest for freedom amidst challenging circumstances. Through the lens of a raw, unflinching storyline, the viewers are invited to grapple with the uncomfortable truths that lie beneath the surface of seemingly ordinary lives.