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‘Sáhara: the Desert Boat’, a Journey to the Open Wound of the Sahrawi People
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This review is part of El Periscopio, the cultural supplement of La Marea, whose last issue is entirely dedicated to Western Sahara. Sahara: The desert boat, directed by Mario Vega and co-written with Ruth Sánchez, is presented as an indispensable piece that addresses the conflict of Western Sahara through the singular gaze of a Canarian nurse who arrives at El Aaiún in 1970. From the first chords of Saharawi music, the montage traps: the sound …
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