Posts By Tracey Korsten
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828Books & LiteratureBook Review: Now Is Not the Time, by Brett Bowden
NON-FICTION: A deep dive into tempocentrism from a professor of historical and philosophical inquiry.
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1.5KFilm & TVBritish Film Festival: Merchant Ivory
The names James Ivory and Ismail Merchant immediately summon up images of brilliant, very British, cinema. And yet Ivory was born and...
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1.3KFilm & TVBritish Film Festival: And Mrs
When Gemma finds her fiancé Nathan dead one morning, her journey of grief eventually leads her to the idea that she will...
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1.4KFilm & TVFilm Review: My Favourite Cake
When two lonely, older, people have a night together in defiance of the oppressive Iranian regime, it will change them both forever.
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924Film & TVFilm Review: Memory
When Sylvie, a woman trying to forget, meets Saul, a man struggling to remember, they help each other find themselves again.
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1.3KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Paris in Ruins, by Sebastian Smee
NON-FICTION: An indelible portrait of the city, Paris in Ruins captures the chaos of that year, and reveals how it had an...
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803Film & TVInterview: Actor, writer, and activist, Hannah Diviney.
Hannah Diviney is a busy woman! A writer, actor, and activist for both women and people with a disability, Glam was lucky...
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1.1KArtsOzAsia Festival Review: A Passage To Bollywood
Joyful, passionate, and just a fabulous night in the theatre
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995Film & TVFilm Review: Audrey
Once a semi-successful actor, Ronnie Lipsick is now a mediocre acting teacher with a depressed husband Cormack, one daughter Norah with cerebral...
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1.4KFilm & TVFilm Review: Lee
Kate Winslet shines in this biopic as pioneering female war photographer, Lee Miller.
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750Books & LiteratureBook Review: What Have the French Ever Done For Us? Edited by John West-Sooby
COLLECTION: What have the French done for the cultural life of Australia, and more globally? That is the question addressed by the...
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773Film & TVFilm Review: Welcome to Yiddishland
This wonderful documentary celebrates recent cultural explorations into the Yiddish language.
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776Books & LiteratureBook Review: Little Bit, by Heather Taylor-Johnson
LITERARY FICTION: art memoir, part biography, part imagination, Little Bit is a story with a third side. Told in the alternating perspectives...
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655Film & TVFilm Review: Your Fat Friend
“Just say fat. Not “curvy” or “chubby” or “chunky” or “fluffy” or “more to love” or “big guy” or “full-figured” or “big-boned”...
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792Film & TVInterview: Celeste Barber and John Sheedy
Apologising and patting her tummy, Celeste Barber opens our interview with the declaration “I’ve just had chips!”. She goes on to top...
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984Adelaide Guitar FestivalGuitar Festival Review: Antoine Boyer & Yeore Kim and Josh Meader Trio
A night of musical perfection
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704Books & LiteratureBook Review: Mindhunt, by Michael Schirripa
THRILLER: From the mind of Dr. Michael Schirripa, forensic psychiatrist, comes his debut thriller that spans the globe and the dark, inner...
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869ArtsTheatre Review: HIGH
A sensational and inspiring piece of theatre
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518Film & TVSaxo Scandinavian Film Festival: The Tundra Within Me
Artist Lena returns to her Sámi hometown after living in Oslo for years. She comes up against resistance from those who see...
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489Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Son of Man, by Jean-Baptiste Del Amo
FICTION: Written in flawless, cinematic prose, and brilliantly translated by Frank Wynne, The Son of Man is an exceptional novel of nature...
