Porter and his wife Kit came to North Africa from New York with the intention of taking a long trip across the Sahara desert with their friend George. At an inn on the edge of the desert they meet Mrs Lyle and her eccentric son Eric. Seduced by a prostitute who wants to rob her, Potter returns to the hotel disheveled, only to discover that George is too attentive to his wife. Potter hitchhiked the mother and son to the first town on the journey, while Kit and George took the train, in which Kit was seduced by George and had sex. In order to get rid of George, Potter let George and the mother and son take a bus at the second stop, and he and Kit took the bus to another town. Eric stole Potter's passport, and the local garrison commander asked George to travel with the Potters, but Potter only took Kit to the depths of the desert. Porter contracted typhoid on the way and died despite Kit's careful care. Kit travels alone and joins an African camel caravan, the captain of the caravan takes Kit home as one of many wives and concubines. Representatives from the U.S. embassy rescued Kit and escorted her to the sea. George was there waiting for her, but Kit struggled to escape George
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The Sheltering Sky movie plot
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Extended Reading
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Liliane 2022-03-25 09:01:23
Is this a tourist scene film? It shows so many rich and wonderful exotic scenes, but the emotional thinking is so thin that it can be disconnected at any time. It always feels like an irony of those who claim that travel can cleanse the soul.
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Albert 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Unusual stories unfold slowly within ordinary narratives. At first they thought it was a journey, and what would happen during the journey, they could never predict.
The Sheltering Sky quotes
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Tunner: Do you think, uh, Port suspects something?
Kit Moresby: I think he knows, but he doesn't know that he knows.
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Kit Moresby: According to Port, everyone eventually gets used to anything.
Tunner: If that were true, it would be the end of progress.
Kit Moresby: No, I'm sure it's true. I just don't know whether it's good or bad.
Port Moresby: Neither.