The asylum police officer in the movie "Witness" lives with the Amish, works, builds a house, drinks self-produced drinks, sings ancient folk songs, works at sunrise, and rests at sunset. It embodies the good life of Amish and the simplicity of folk customs
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"Witness" is a thriller plus a romance plus a film about conflicts between different cultures. The director of the film, Peter Weir, observes and expresses American social life from a new perspective. The film is full of surprises. At the same time, the director made this imaginative film with novel, original, clear intention and fascinating features
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The film uses the perspective of a policeman played by Harry Ford to show his understanding and thinking about different cultures. The film has a lot of content about the living habits of the Amish people. For "Witness" to become a successful work, it needs a high degree of commercial and artistic combination, and the director must have a unique vision and grasp it in place. "Witness" not only tells the audience a tense story, but at the same time, through the portrayal of the Amish lifestyle, it also triggers people's thinking about the modern lifestyle
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