Posts By Tracey Korsten
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2.4KFilm & TVFilm Review: Mr Blake at Your Service
When English businessman Andrew finds himself mistaken for a butler, he takes on the role with gusto, and finds the joy he...
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1.1KArtsPerformance Review: Jewels
A perfect feast of dance, music, and breathtaking staging.
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841Books & LiteratureBook Review: Suddenly Single at Sixty, by Jo Peck
MEMOIR: This inspiring, witty and at times hilarious memoir tells the story of the road from shock and despair to an unexpected...
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673Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Woman in Sardinia, by Valeria Usala, translated from Italian by Katherine Gregor
LITERARY FICTION: In this striking debut, based on a true story, Valeria Usala bears witness to an age-old story of violence against...
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807Film & TVSpanish Film Festival: Artificial Justice
In the near-future, Spain wants to replace judges with an AI program developed by a private corporation.
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668Film & TVSpanish Film Festival: The Movie Teller
Life in a small mining town in the Chilean desert in the 1960s is relieved by the joy a Sunday trip to...
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962Film & TVFilm Review: Divertimento
The true story of Zahia Ziouani, an Algerian-French teenager, living in the suburbs of Paris, who dreams of becoming an orchestral conductor.
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695Film & TVSpanish Film Festival: A Ravaging Wind
Teenager Leni and her preacher father travel around the Argentinian countryside spreading their faith. When their car breaks down and they must...
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767Film & TVSpanish Film Festival: Upon Open Sky
Two brothers and their step-sister set out on a road trip to find and confront the man who killed their father two...
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757Books & LiteratureBook Review: Art Made Public, by Marijana Tadic, Miroslav Micanovic, & Marie Falcinella
ART: Art Made Public celebrates Marijana Tadic, whose work has significantly impacted urban landscapes across Adelaide, South Australia, and surrounding regions.
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753Film & TVSpanish Film Festival: Un Amor
In escaping the pressures of the city and her emotionally draining job, Nat finds herself in a Spanish country town that doesn't...
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540Books & LiteratureBook Review: Because I Love Him, by Ashlee Donohue
MEMOIR: Because I Love Him by Ashlee Donohue is a memoir of privileged insight into strong family ties, the intricacies of relationships...
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753Film & TVInterview: German Director Andreas Dresen
Renowned film director Andreas Dresen chats to Glam about his new film, and his role as special guest of the HSBC German...
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729Film & TVGerman Film Festival: Lubo
In 1939 Jenish street performer Lubo, is called up for military service. While away his wife is killed trying to stop the...
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493Books & LiteratureBook Review: Return to Blood, by Michael Bennett
THRILLER: From the award-winning author of 'Better the Blood' comes the gripping new Hana Westerman thriller.
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772Film & TVFlickerfest Returns to Adelaide
Australia's premiere short-film festival Flickerfests, comes to Adelaide with a feast of shorts from home and abroad.
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789Film & TVGerman Film Festival: One for the Road
When Mark loses his licence for DUI he must finally confront his troubled relationship with alcohol.
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689Film & TVGerman Film Festival: Not a Word
When orchestra conductor Nina’s teenage son Lars is injured in a strange accident at school, she decides to take a break from...
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598ArtsConcert Review: Esmé Quartet
Sublime and intelligent musicianship delivering a rich and satisfying program
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873Film & TVFilm Review: Golda
Helen Mirren stars as the indomitable Golda Meir, in this portrait of her leadership during the Yom Kippur War of 1973.
