WITNESS

Samuel Lap is a young Amish boy who witnesses a murder in Philadelphia while traveling with his mother Rachel.
A good cop named John Book must go with them into hiding when the killers come after them. All three retreat to Amish country and Book has to adjust to the new life style, and his feelings for the boy's mother. Of course the killers are still on their trail.
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Young Amish widow Rachel Lapp is taking her young son Samuel to Philadelphia for the first time.
While in a washroom at the train station, Samuel sees two men savagely murder a third.
The detective assigned to the homicide case is Det.
John Book who informs them that the murdered man was a police officer.
It isn't long before the young boy fingers Philadelphia narcotics officer McFee as the murderer. Book soon discovers that McFee was involved in the theft of something called P2P, an ingredient used in the making of methamphetamine.
Shortly after Book tells his boss this information, McFee comes after Book and wounds him in a shootout.
Book determines that the best way to avoid detection is to blend in with the Amish community, which he does, working with them on their farms and helping with building a new barn.
But the corrupt cops Book has exposed are determined to keep their dirty work a secret, and they come looking for Book & Samuel to silence them for good....
Another Take
When a young Amish woman and her son get caught up in the murder of an undercover narcotics agent, their savior turns out to be hardened Philadelphia detective John Book.
Harrison Ford is sensational as Book, the cop who turns head-on into the non-violent world of the Pennsylvania Amish community.
The end result is an action packed struggle of life and death, interwoven with a sensitive undercurrent of caring and forbidden love.
Another Take
Shortly after the death of her husband, Amish woman Rachel Lapp takes her son Samuel on a trip to Philadelphia.
In the train station bathroom, Samuel witnesses a murder, and helps hardened cop John Book with the ensuing investigation.
Book discovers that people within the police force were involved, and after being targeted himself and wounded he escorts Rachel and Samuel back to their home, where he stays for a while to protect the boy while recovering.
Book and Rachel find themselves growing more and more attracted to each other, but both are aware that unless one of them is willing to leave behind their entire world, their love can never be.
Meanwhile, there's still the crooked cops to worry about.