: The story was remade as a Western titled Last of the Comanches (1953) and later as a 1995 TV movie starring Jim Belushi.

: While originally intended as a propaganda piece to boost home-front morale, critics at The New York Times and Wikipedia note it for its realistic desert cinematography and nuanced performances. Key Details & Awards Director Zoltán Korda Starring

: Although set in North Africa, the movie was primarily filmed in the California and Arizona deserts.

Reviews on Rotten Tomatoes often highlight that unlike many war films of the era, Sahara avoids being an "overstated" hero story, instead offering a realistic look at the "distaste" and "persistent courage" of the average soldier.

: Facing extreme thirst and a relentless German battalion, the ragtag group decides to make a desperate stand at an isolated desert well, bluffing the enemy into believing they have plenty of water.

Best Supporting Actor (J. Carrol Naish), Best Cinematography, and Best Sound 98 minutes Production & Legacy

Humphrey Bogart, Bruce Bennett, J. Carrol Naish, and Rex Ingram

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: The story was remade as a Western titled Last of the Comanches (1953) and later as a 1995 TV movie starring Jim Belushi.

: While originally intended as a propaganda piece to boost home-front morale, critics at The New York Times and Wikipedia note it for its realistic desert cinematography and nuanced performances. Key Details & Awards Director Zoltán Korda Starring Sahara (1943) HDRip XviD.PSF-17.avi

: Although set in North Africa, the movie was primarily filmed in the California and Arizona deserts. : The story was remade as a Western

Reviews on Rotten Tomatoes often highlight that unlike many war films of the era, Sahara avoids being an "overstated" hero story, instead offering a realistic look at the "distaste" and "persistent courage" of the average soldier. Reviews on Rotten Tomatoes often highlight that unlike

: Facing extreme thirst and a relentless German battalion, the ragtag group decides to make a desperate stand at an isolated desert well, bluffing the enemy into believing they have plenty of water.

Best Supporting Actor (J. Carrol Naish), Best Cinematography, and Best Sound 98 minutes Production & Legacy

Humphrey Bogart, Bruce Bennett, J. Carrol Naish, and Rex Ingram