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The Mountain of the Lord is a 72-minute film produced by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It depicts the story of the building of the Salt Lake Temple in a fictional encounter between a reporter and Wilford Woodruff and was produced for the centennial of its dedication. The film shows the struggles of early Mormons to build the temple—which took 40 years to complete—in the Salt Lake Valley, where church members arrived in 1847.

The Mountain of the Lord
Directed by	Peter N. Johnson
Produced by	Nicholas J. Gasdik
Starring	Cory Dangerfield Scot Silver Michael Audley[1]
Cinematography	Reed Smoot
Edited by	Peter G. Czerny
Music by	Kurt Bestor Arlen Card
Distributed by	The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Release date	1993 (1993)
Running time	72 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	$3,000,000

The film was shown in connection with the April 1993 General Conference.[2]

Production

Parts of the film were shot in Provo, Utah.[3]

References

• Hall, Airen (October 2012), "Melodrama on a Mission: Latter-Day Saint Film and the Melodramatic Mode", Journal of Religion and Film, 16 (2): 35–37

External links

• "The Mountain of the Lord". Mormon Literature & Creative Arts Database.
• Mountain of the Lord at IMDb
• The Mountain of the Lord on YouTube from the Mormon Channel

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