Endeavor Content takes on global distribution for "Bring on the Dancing Horses"

Endeavor Content has acquired international distribution rights to “Bring on the Dancing Horses." “‘Bring on the Dancing Horses’ is a highly cinematic and elevated drama, offering a fresh and intriguing twist on the classic western genre," Prentiss Fraser, EVP Television Distribution at Endeavor Content, said. "The incredibly talented Kate Bosworth shines as the confident assassin, and we’re sure that her captivating performance, along with the darkly comedic tone and thoughtfully paced plot, will keep viewers gripped. We can’t wait to introduce ‘Bring on the Dancing Horses’ to buyers at LA Screenings and find the perfect home for it both in the US and internationally.”

“Bring on the Dancing Horses" is written, directed and executive produced by Michael Polish. The series made its world premier at Sundance Film Festival 2022. Star cast member, Kate Bosworth and Polish produced the ten-part series through their Make Pictures Productions. Bosworth is represented by APA, Rogers & Cowan PMK, and Yorn, Levine, Barnes, Krintzman, Rubenstein, Kohner, Endlich & Gellman Polish is repped by APA, Management Production Entertainment and Yorn, Levine, Barnes, Krintzman, Rubenstein, Kohner, Endlich & Gellman.

The female-led modern western drama follows a confident assassin with a list of targets to take down. As she makes her way through the men on her list, audiences will find out where her story truly began. The series also stars Jasper Polish, Lance Henriksen, Happy Anderson, DJ Qualls, Thomas Francis Murphy, Joseph R. Gannoscoli and Mary Anne McGarry.

Endeavor Content’s slate of premium scripted content also includes Element Pictures’ recently launched “Conversations with Friends” and global phenomenon “Normal People”; all four seasons of hit series “Killing Eve”; non-English language dramas “Headhunters” and “The Congregation” from TV4 and C More; “The Twelve,” an English language remake of VRT Belgium/Netflix series “De Twaalf” and crime drama “Tokyo Vice,” originally commissioned by HBO Max in the US and WOWOW.