With SXSW Debuts ‘The Saviors’ and ‘Wishful Thinking,’ Newcomer Highway 10 Showcases Its Moviemaking Ambitions
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Matt Smith and Dan Gedman went to the same high school in Kansas City, but they became best friends when they joined the same fraternity at the University of Kansas. “We both loved movies,” Gedman says. “We went to see ‘Hoop Dreams’ together and there was a great art theater in Lawrence that would play things […]
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Mar 15, 2026 7:40am PT With SXSW Debuts ‘The Saviors’ and ‘Wishful Thinking,’ Newcomer Highway 10 Showcases Its Moviemaking Ambitions By Brent Lang Plus Icon Brent Lang Executive Editor BrentALang Latest ‘Steal This Story, Please!,’ Documentary About Investigative Journalist Amy Goodman, Debuts Trailer 3 days ago Bunnie Xo’s Memoir ‘Stripped Down: Unfiltered and Unapologetic’ Gets Film Adaptation From ‘Yellowstone’ and ‘Landman’ Producer 101 Studios 3 days ago Looking Back at the 2003 Oscars, When Roman Polanski and Harvey Weinstein Won Big and Hollywood Braced for War in the Middle East 3 days ago See All Matt Smith and Dan Gedman went to the same high school in Kansas City, but they became best friends when they joined the same fraternity at the University of Kansas. “We both loved movies,” Gedman says. “We went to see ‘Hoop Dreams’ together and there was a great art theater in Lawrence that would play things like ‘Fargo’ and ‘Pulp Fiction.’ We ended up playing a lot less pickup basketball and watching a lot more movies than the guys we lived with.” Related Stories Warner Bros. Discovery Cuts Losses in Q4, Despite Box Office, TV Woes; Nears 132 Million Streaming Subs
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