In One Blinding Moment
Synopsis
A boy is tragically killed in a car accident. Will his father transform into a vengeful monster, or a forgiving wise man?
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September 11, 1980
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- David K. Jacobs
- Screenplay & Story
- David K. Jacobs
- Original Title
- In One Blinding Moment
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 18m
- Production Studios
- Brigham Young University
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
David K. Jacobs
David K. Jacobs, Max Ellerbusch
Reed Smoot
James W. Dearden
David K. Jacobs
Department Leadership Roster
Reed Smoot
Director of Photography
David K. Jacobs
Writer
James W. Dearden
Editor
David K. Jacobs
Director
David K. Jacobs
Producer
David K. Jacobs
Screenplay
Max Ellerbusch
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About In One Blinding Moment
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What is In One Blinding Moment about?
A boy is tragically killed in a car accident. Will his father transform into a vengeful monster, or a forgiving wise man?
Who directed In One Blinding Moment?
In One Blinding Moment was directed by David K. Jacobs.
Who stars in In One Blinding Moment?
The principal cast of In One Blinding Moment includes Ron Frederickson, David Wade Jacobs, Caroline Jacobs, Sheri Christofferson.
When was In One Blinding Moment released and how long is it?
In One Blinding Moment was released in 1980 with a total runtime of 18m.