In a striking acknowledgment of cinematic excellence, the West Texas-based film “Ten in Texas” has clinched three prestigious awards at the Hollywood Best Indie Film Awards. The film was celebrated for its unique storytelling, securing accolades for Best Feature Film, Best American Director-Feature Film, and Best Director-Comedy Film.
Set against the backdrop of a humanitarian crisis in Boquillas, Mexico, “Ten in Texas” tells the riveting story of ten intrepid West Texas rancher women. The film highlights their courageous efforts to aid their distressed neighbors, weaving a tale of determination and friendship. Led by the indomitable Joan and her initially reluctant partner, Caroline, the duo embarks on a perilous journey in a weathered hunting jeep, racing toward the Rio Grande with danger lurking at every turn.
The movie’s success is attributed to the vision of director Twila LaBar and the dedication of executive producers Sam and Rebecca Pfiester. Their collective effort brought the gripping narrative of West Texas resilience and camaraderie to life, resonating deeply with audiences and critics alike.
