Film Lens
Inside the Bruderhof presents a detailed view of a unique community in Sussex, where residents live without crime, debt, or homelessness. The film illustrates how every member of the Bruderhof has a job, yet none receive traditional wages, emphasizing their communal lifestyle. The absence of modern distractions such as television, social media, and video games for children is a notable aspect of their upbringing.
The documentary is directed by Emma Pentecost and features residents like Mark Procter and Katherine Jakeman. It provides an intimate look at the values and lifestyle of the Bruderhof community, focusing on their commitment to simplicity, work, and family over material wealth. The film runs for 38 minutes and is produced in Great Britain.
Why Watch
- •Meet residents like Mark Procter and Katherine Jakeman
- •Find out how the Bruderhof lives without crime or debt
- •See how children grow up without modern distractions
Did You Know
•The Bruderhof community has no crime, debt, or homelessness.
•Every resident has a job but does not earn a traditional wage.
•Children in the community do not engage with television or social media.
•The documentary was directed by Emma Pentecost and released in 2020.
Perfect For
Communal living enthusiastsReligious community studiesAlternative lifestyles