Desert of Fire (miniseries)

Desert of Fire is a 2004 Italian-French adventure television miniseries directed by Enzo G. Castellari. The series follows the intertwined destinies of several individuals amidst political intrigue and personal struggles in a desert setting reminiscent of the Sahara. The story involves themes of love, betrayal, and the search for a lost treasure.

The miniseries stars actors such as Virna Lisi, Franco Nero, and Amanda Sandrelli. It was produced by Mediaset and broadcast in multiple European countries. The plot revolves around a woman seeking revenge for her husband's death, a soldier caught between loyalty and love, and the pursuit of a legendary oasis said to hold untold riches.

Desert of Fire is noted for its extensive location shooting, which aimed to create a visually compelling depiction of the harsh desert environment. The production utilized a large cast and crew, and the miniseries was a significant undertaking for Italian television at the time. Reception was mixed, with some praising the visuals and scope of the production, while others criticized the plot and acting. The series remains a notable example of early 2000s European adventure television.