Banned Footage | Inside the Amish Secret World


For 200 years, time has stood still in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, home to the Amish. In a world driven by progress, they remain an enigma—rejecting technology, modern conveniences, and even the simple act of being filmed. 

After months of negotiation, a few members agreed to share their lives, revealing a world of strict traditions, unwavering faith, and secret struggles. 

From forbidden desires and hidden hypocrisies to the rebellious youth experiencing Rumspringa, this deep dive uncovers the complexities of a community torn between devotion and the temptation of the modern world. 

What happens when faith collides with reality?


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