Rita, Sue and Bob Too feels both fresh and new, and it's significant in the genesis of the new British cinema. [Full Review in Spanish]

The film asks us to like [Rita and Sue] and pity them, to find them funny and to find their lives funny, but in fact the girls appear desperate and pathetic

The piece's social jabs are so unassuming that it's easy to simply accept this as a ribald comedy with dark undertones. But the criticism can indeed be located (and endorsed).

The snap, crackle, and pop of Andrea Dunbar's screenplay reveals that sex rarely solves the problems people hope it will.