Filmmaker Travis Palmer's Dove Foundation Approved Where was God?, a detailed examination of the events of the EF-5 (Enhanced Fujita Scale) tornado that devastated Moore, Oklahoma on May 20, 2013. - and the aftermath - as lived by, and told by those were there when the twister hit their town with an impact that has been measured as having eight-times the power of the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima at the close of World War II. 24 people died, over 350 were injured, countless farm animals were swept away, including at least 100 horses at boarding and training facilities in the area and everything in it's path was obliterated (over 1, 100 homes destroyed). The tornado touched down around three in the afternoon and it would remain on the ground for nearly forty minutes - a track of devastation measured 17 miles long when the "event" finally ended. It was an unthinkable - an unimaginable - experience, even for those residents of Moore, Oklahoma (and the surrounding small communities) who had experienced their share of tornadoes in the past. The stories that Palmer has recorded hit close to home... and yet, in spite of it all, they are uplifting. As a word of warning (advice), have the Kleenex handy... this is one emotional and heartfelt ride. There were heroes that day, people of faith, who were willing to sacrifice it all to help others, including the teachers at two elementary schools that took direct hits - their courage and quick-thinking saved every child! Bonus features on the DVD release of Where was God? include video sessions with the director, producer and members of the crew, plus a making-of featurette.