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Ten in Texas (2023)
Amidst a devastating crisis sweeping through Boquillas, Mexico, ten bold West Texas rancher women hatch a daring plan to aid their neighbors in need. Indomitable Joan and her hesitant accomplice, Caroline, race towards the Rio Grande in a rattletrap, danger close behind. The unstoppable spirit of West Texas women proves that determination and friendship know no bounds in the face of adversity.
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Amidst a devastating crisis sweeping through Boquillas, Mexico, ten bold West Texas rancher women hatch a daring plan to aid their neighbors in need. Indomitable Joan and her hesitant accomplice, Caroline, race towards the Rio Grande in a rattletrap, danger close behind. The unstoppable spirit of West Texas women proves that determination and friendship know no bounds in the face of adversity.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Susan Combs, Judson Kauffman, Sam Pfiester
In Theaters:5/21/2023
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Runtime:73 minutes
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