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So, 'Ten Five in the Grass' is an interesting documentary that really delves into the lives of Black cowgirls and cowboys as they gear up for calf roping. It's got this raw, authentic feel, shot around Lafayette and Natchez, giving you a sense of place that's almost palpable. The film captures the atmosphere of the rodeo scene, not just the event but the whole culture surrounding it. The pacing is pretty steady, allowing you to soak in the preparation and the stories of the individuals involved. And that title? It's not just a nod to the rope but a way to connect with the craft and skill it takes to capture those fast calves. There’s something distinctive about how it portrays these athletes and their passion for the sport. Worth a look for sure.
Focuses on Black cowboys and cowgirls.Authentic representation of rodeo culture.Shot on location in Lafayette and Natchez.
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