"Witness" is a 1985 film directed by Peter Weir that combines elements of drama and thriller. The story follows a young Amish boy named Samuel, who becomes the sole witness to a murder in a Philadelphia train station. To protect him, a police officer named John Book, played by Harrison Ford, takes Samuel and his mother back to their Amish community, where he must navigate the cultural differences and the dangers posed by the criminals. The film explores themes of innocence, cultural conflict, and the clash between modern society and traditional values. It received critical acclaim for its storytelling, performances, and cinematography, earning two Academy Awards, including Best Film Editing.