
This live official video is drawn from *Who Can See Forever: A Portrait of Iron & Wine* (2023), a documentary concert film marking the first in-depth audiovisual portrait of Sam Beam's two-decade career. Released during a period of renewed interest in intimate concert films and documentary portraits of indie folk artists, it represents the maturation of Iron & Wine from bedroom recording project to a critically…
Iron & Wine's 'Thomas County Law' is a canonical track of 21st-century American indie folk, originally from the 2017 album *Beast Epic* (Sub Pop). The live version captured here demonstrates the genre's hallmark of rearranging and deepening catalog material in performance contexts. The official…
Josh Sliffe is a Director and DP based in the Midwest (Durham, NC area), co-founder of production company Remedy. His work gravitates toward elevated naturalism and cinematic intimacy. Documented credits include the concert documentary *With: A Documentary…
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