Posts By Tracey Korsten
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106Film & TVHSBC Spanish Film Festival: Mugaritz. No Bread, No Dessert
For six months every year world-renowned restaurant Murgaritz, closes its doors in order to develop the dining concept for the next season....
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138Film & TVHSBC Spanish Film Festival: Babies Don’t Come With Instructions
Leo's idyllic bachelor life is turned upside down when an old flame hands him the baby daughter he didn't know he had....
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158Film & TVHSBC Spanish Film Festival: El 47
In 1978 a bus driver in Barcelona wants to bring transportation to the impoverished suburb he lives in. When authorities tell him...
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200Film & TVHSBC Spanish Film Festival: Marco, the Invented Truth
Enric Marco works tirelessly for the Spanish victims of the holocaust, being a concentration camp survivor himself. But is he telling the...
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109Film & TVInterview: Film Director Michael Cristofer
Glam chats to actor, writer, and director Michael Cristofer about his latest project, directing Jessica Lange in The Great Lillian Hall.
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459Film & TVFilm Review: The Great Lillian Hall
Can renowned theatre actress Lillian Hall pull off one last performance of Chekov before dementia takes away her memory?
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465Film & TVSpanish Film Festival Brings the Fiesta to Adelaide!
The hugely popular HSBC Spanish Film Festival opens in Adelaide on June 11th
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672ArtsTheatre Review: Merrily We Roll Along
Adelaide’s G&S Society goes from strength to strength, producing shows of an extraordinarily high calibre
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222Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Book of Disappearance, by Ibtisam Azem, translated by Sinan Antoon
FICTION: Ibtisam Azem’s spare and evocative novel is an unforgettable glimpse into contemporary Palestine as it grapples with both the memory of...
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514Film & TVFilm Review: Universal Language
This absurdist comedy-drama explores concepts of place and identity, within a framework of irresistible charm.
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274Film & TVFilm Review: La Cocina
Based on Arnold Wesker's popular play The Kitchen, this feature tells the story of a day in the life and work, of...
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302Books & LiteratureBook Review: Twelve Post-War Tales, by Graham Swift
FICTION: The remarkable new work of fiction from the Booker Prize-winning author of Last Orders, Wasteland, Here We Are, and Mothering Sunday.
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242Books & LiteratureBook Review: Mother Tongue, by Naima Brown
LITERARY FICTION: Darkly funny and profoundly insightful, Mother Tongue challenges our expectations of motherhood and our beliefs about women's lives. It is...
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218Books & LiteratureBook Review: Writers’ Journeys that Shaped Our World, by Travis Elborough
NON-FICTION: Follow in the footsteps of some of the world’s most famous authors on the journeys which inspired their greatest works in...
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457LatestHSBC German Film Festival Returns to Adelaide
This year's HSBC German Film Festival has something to offer for every type of film lover, including the kids.
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510Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Dream Hotel, by Laila Lalami
LITERARY FICTION: The Dream Hotel is a gripping speculative mystery about the seductive dangers of the technologies that are supposed to make...
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771Books & LiteratureBook Review: Twist, by Colum McCann
THRILLER: As taut and propulsive as a thriller, and a timeless exploration of narrative and truth, Twist is the work of a...
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510Books & LiteratureBook Review: Shift, by Irma Gold
LITERARY FICTION: Gusty and gripping, tender and deeply compassionate, Shift is a compulsively readable story about the messy process of art-making, and...
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503Film & TVAlliance Française French Film Festival: Before What Comes After Special Screening
This moving feature by Costa-Gavras will have a special screening this Wednesday with a Q & A lead by an end-of-life doula.
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657Books & LiteratureBook Review: Theory and Practice, by Michelle de Kretser
FICTION: Theory & Practice is a mesmerising account of desire and jealousy, truth and shame. It makes and unmakes fiction as we...
