Entertainment

Concourse Media Takes Worldwide Sales Rights to Thriller Blow The Horn

Jonah VillalbaPublished 5m ago2 min readBased on 3 sources
Concourse Media Takes Worldwide Sales Rights to Thriller Blow The Horn
Photo by Wendy Wei on Pexels

Concourse Media has acquired worldwide sales rights to Blow The Horn, a completed ensemble psychological thriller, Deadline reported as an exclusive on 28 October 2026.

Sales rights give a company the job of selling a film to distributors in each territory. Concourse will now be the firm that tries to find the film its audiences around the world. It plans to show the film to buyers at the American Film Market in Los Angeles, a market where companies sell films that are finished or nearly finished.

The cast includes Tracee Ellis Ross, Lake Bell, Ken Leung, Joshua Boone, Wrenn Schmidt and Dallas Roberts. Ross also produces, alongside Nacho Arenas and Jamin O'Brien. Arenas wrote and directed the film, which adapts Bajo Terapia, a stage play by Matías Del Federico from Argentina.

Filming took place in New York City, according to WBLS, which reported the casting in February 2025.

The film had its world premiere at the Woodstock Film Festival in 2026. A first trailer was released ahead of that premiere, as Yahoo Entertainment reported on 9 October 2026. The film then continued its festival run at the Newport Beach Film Festival.

Festivals are often where buyers first see a film, and sales companies use them to plan which titles to bring to markets. The route here is a long one. A stage play from Argentina became a film script, then a shoot in New York, then a festival premiere, and now a worldwide sales campaign. Each step was a decision made by someone.

Concourse's presentation to domestic and international buyers means it will pitch the film to distributors in the United States and Canada, known as domestic territory, as well as to buyers in other countries. Any deals that follow would be announced by the companies involved.