Fed up with the credo “forgive and forget,” an Amish child sexual assault survivor breaks her silence, igniting a nationwide movement of Amish survivors seeking justice and reform.
Director/Producer
Sarah McClure is a journalist and filmmaker whose work includes Radicals Rising, Frat Power, duPont Award-winning Death by Fentanyl, and Emmy Award-nominated Prison Kids: A crime against America's children. She's worked with The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Univision, and Agence France-Presse.
Producer
Joseph Terranova is a Lebanese-Syrian-American filmmaker and cinematographer who began his career as a humanitarian storyteller in East Africa. He produced the award-winning short narrative On the Mountain, about an English teacher from Kabul and is the founder of reverie, a production company based in Pennsylvania.
Producer/Co-Director
Jessie Deeter is an Emmy Award-nominated filmmaker. Her films include The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley, Death by Fire, Do You Trust This Computer?, A Revolution in Four Seasons, Spark: A Burning Man Story, Who Killed the Electric Car?, and Revenge of the Electric Car.