Posts By Tracey Korsten
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486Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Dictionary People, by Sarah Ogilvie
NON-FICTION: Lexicographer Sarah Ogilvie dives deep into previously untapped archives to tell a people's history of the Oxford English Dictionary.
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759Film & TVFilm Review: The Old Oak
In a dying town in England's north, the arrival of Syrian refugees causes friction, yet also delivers hope.
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704Books & LiteratureBook Review: Not Here to Make You Comfortable, by Penguin Random House
NON-FICTION: A collection celebrating boldness, bravery and brilliance - here are fifty times a woman did something brave. Something disruptive. Something exceptional.
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611Film & TVFilm Review: Cat Person
Based on the viral short-story, this feature explores the vicissitudes of modern dating.
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700Film & TVGreg Sestero, Star of ‘The Room’ Live in Adelaide!
Greg Sestero returns to Adelaide for a special 20th anniversary screening of the cult classic The Room.
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580Film & TVGlam Chats to Susanna Fogel, Director of Cat Person
Director Susanna Fogel is about to hit the big-time with the upcoming release of Cat Person. The long-awaited feature is based on...
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669Film & TVCunard British Film Festival: The Wife and Her House Husband
Cassie and Matthew are mid-divorce when they find a list of instructions for separation which they wrote together when they first got...
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334ArtsOzAsia Festival Review: The Bridal Lament
A moving and delightful, if somewhat under-cooked, piece of theatre
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540ArtsOzAsia Festival Review: 1988
An outstanding and moving musical performance
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554Books & LiteratureBook Review: Mentions in Despatches, by Dave Sabben
HISTORY: The Battle of Long Tan from the “foxhole” perspective: the men on the ground engaged in military action.
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559Film & TVAdelaide Film Festival: The Royal Hotel
Two young female backpackers from Canada find themselves in an outback mining town, working as barmaids at the Royal Hotel.
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393Film & TVFilm Review: The Origin of Evil
A woman reconciles with her estranged, wealthy, father and his eccentric family...but is everyone telling the truth?
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602Film & TVItalian Film Festival: Like Sheep Among Wolves
When working undercover to break a Serbian criminal gang, the last person Vera expects to see is her brother who she hasn't...
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611Film & TVItalian Film Festival: Burning Hearts
A forbidden love reignites a long-standing blood feud between two mafia families in Southern Italy. Based on a true story.
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423Film & TVFilm Review: Last Film Show
A young boy in India escapes into the fantasy of films, defying his father to spend all day in the projection room...
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544ArtsConcert Review: Silk, Metal, Wood
A cleverly curated, and brilliantly performed, evening of exciting chamber music
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702Film & TVScandinavian Film Festival: Let the River Flow
Based on true events, this feature tells the story of Sami protests in the late 70s, through the eyes of Ester, a...
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725Film & TVFilm Review: Sugar and Stars
Yazid has been brought up in poverty, moving from foster family to care-home. Yet he clings to his dream of becoming a...
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545Books & LiteratureBook Review: Zero Days, by Ruth Ware
THRILLER: The deadly cat-and-mouse thriller from the international bestselling author.
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496Books & LiteratureBook Review: Black Lies, by Mercedes Mercier
THRILLER: Criminal psychologist Dr Laura Fleming discovers some people will stop at nothing to keep the past hidden.
