The secret of the Sahara
Movie | |
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German title | The secret of the Sahara |
Original title | Il segreto del Sahara |
Country of production | Italy , France , Spain , Germany , USA |
original language | English |
Publishing year | 1987 |
length | 315 (in six parts) minutes |
Age rating | FSK 12 |
Rod | |
Director | Alberto Negrin |
script |
Massimo De Rita Lucio Mandarà Nicola Badalucco |
production |
Alessandro Fracassi Giovanna Genoese |
music | Ennio Morricone |
camera | Daniele Nannuzzi |
cut | Mario Morra |
occupation | |
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The Secret of the Sahara , a six-part adventure series from 1987, was created as a joint production by Italy, France, Spain, Germany and the USA. It was first broadcast in Germany in January 1989 by ZDF .
The individual consequences:
- 1. Departure to the talking mountain
- 2. Anthea and the red riders
- 3. The secret and the dead eyes
- 4. The Caliph of Timbuktu
- 5. Death in the oasis
- 6. The victory of light
action
The legendary Talking Mountain is located in the Hoggar Mountains of the Sahara . This hides a millennia-old secret, which is guarded by the desert ruler Anthea and her red riders. Nobody is allowed to fathom the secret, whoever tries anyway is death. The American geologist Desmond Jordan was not deterred and went in search of the "talking mountain". On his search he meets the war criminal Lieutenant Ryker, whom he himself hunted down years ago. Ryker captures Jordan and wants revenge on him. The Caliph of Timbuktu is also interested in the mountain's secret. He smells a fabulous treasure and sends his army to find it. But Anthea and her people know how to defend themselves with mystical powers.
criticism
“Adventure film, made as a multinational television production that was cut together for a theatrical version. He makes use of common clichés and is strongly oriented towards the norms of Hollywood films, without gaining his own profile. "
Web links
- The Secret of the Sahara in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ The Secret of the Sahara. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .