"Heartworn Highways" is a documentary that captures the raw spirit of the 1970s outlaw country music movement. Filmmaker James Szalapski takes viewers on a journey to Austin, Texas, where he meets with singer-songwriters who are redefining the genre with their authentic, raw, and often rebellious sound. The film features intimate performances by legendary artists such as Townes Van Zandt, Steve Earle, and David Alan Coe, as well as a few lesser-known talents. It also showcases the camaraderie and mentorship that exists between these musicians, who come together to share their stories, their music, and their lives. From a recording studio awakening to a prison gig and a Christmas party jam session, "Heartworn Highways" offers a unique glimpse into the world of outlaw country, where music is a way of life.

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