Symbolizes the Allied cause in WWII vs the Nazis
Sahara represents the liberal democratic ideals that shaped the West’s view of World War II. It’s about the men that fought the Nazis that came from all over the world. There’s a group of American tankers led by Humphry Bogart. There are British soldiers, a French soldier, a South African, and a Sudanese Colonial soldier. It tried to portray that the whole world was united in its opposition to fascism. While that’s an inspiring message it’s not without irony. In one scene for example the Allied soldiers capture a German pilot who doesn’t want the Sudanese soldier touching him because he considers him an inferior race. This is what Americans thought about black people at the time as well which was why the U.S. military was segregated during the war. The second part of the film is about Bogart leading his ragtag force against a much larger group of Germans which is symbolic of the war when the film was made. The Allies were the underdogs and the Nazis controlled Europe and most of North Africa.<br /><br />Even without the message Sahara is a good war film. There’s tough going and then a dramatic battle. Bogart is great as the leader and the Allied soldiers present a cast of different characters.
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