Peter Weir's Witness

Peter Weil 's witness in the 1985 film testimony supervised by Peter Weil explored the rapid cultural conflict between the ancient Amish society in the western Pennsylvania state and the crime and violent world of contemporary America. The main character, Philadelphia police commissioner John Book (played by Harrison Ford) was hidden in a group of corrupt friends looking for Amish boy (acted by Lucas Haas). The boy witnessed brutal murder and pointed out that the police did it from the picture of the headquarters wall.

Witnesses of Peter Weil have explored the differences between the two worlds by comparing the culture of Amish with the Westernized American contemporary society. Weir raised many topics and questions in his movie. This film can be enjoyed further by using film technology such as long shot and close-up. These themes include two cultures / conflict between different worlds, peace and violence, innocence and corruption. These effectively present various film technologies, editing, setting, dialogue and music / sound. The two elements of the plot, the story of love and the story of crime constitute this type. First of all, the conflict of culture is achieved by contrasting the environment.

Peter Bill used contrasts to cast doubts on the concerns of modern society. Discuss witnesses carefully. Film testimony by Peter Weir raises questions about the concerns of modern society. These problems are revealed through the use of film technology conveying contrast between the two cultures. The audience faces the challenge of casting doubts on these views: the opposite concept between individualism and community awareness, use and abuse of honesty and loyalty, dishonesty and dishonesty.

Director Peter Weir's movie "Witness" depicts the concept of the difference between Amish and the culture of the outside world. Important aspects of modern society (American society) are introduced with various film technologies. Weir uses symbols, expressions, settings, and narrative and non-narrative sounds to introduce all aspects of text being closely studied to convey lifestyle comparisons. He uses the theme and film technology to further emphasize the plot in the movie. This dramatic thriller reveals roles and interactions between Amish society and American society All aspects of the film are based on detectives and love story themes.