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Blog 7: Big Pig

I was yanked awake by my phone alarm this morning with a terribly dry throat. I gave the snooze button a drunken slap to shut it up and…

Feb 8, 2021

Feb 8, 2021

Blog 5: Going the Distance

It’s jazz baby, deal with it.

Feb 3, 2021

Blog 5: Going the Distance

Feb 3, 2021

Blog 5: Better Late Than Never

I’ve been reading “Sculpting in Time” by Andrie Tarkovsky recently and there’s a passage that I’m rather enamoured by. In his conclusion…

Jan 18, 2021

Blog 5: Better Late Than Never

Jan 18, 2021

Blog 4: Cough

There’s a great round lump tucked below my right mandible; it found purchase in that white-red cal de sac where sick prospers. I feel a…

Jan 11, 2021

Blog 4: Cough

Jan 11, 2021

Blog 3: Hubris

2020 screamed into existence with a myriad of trials and sacrifices. Empyrean fires ravaged the Australian landscape, the effluvia of…

Jan 4, 2021

Blog 3: Hubris

Jan 4, 2021

Blog 2: Why Meditate?

I was sitting in front of the screen combing through my mind for something to write about, when an oft played out drama erupted in front…

Dec 28, 2020

Blog 2: Why Meditate?

Dec 28, 2020

Blog 1: Quitting my job in a recession

2020 was that pang of shock that surges up your guts when you’re climbing a flight of stairs and you place your foot down for a step that…

Dec 21, 2020

Blog 1: Quitting my job in a recession

Dec 21, 2020

Babylon (1980) Retrospective Review: “This is my country and it’s never been f#%!ing lovely”

South London has never looked so bleak and Reggae has never sounded so pure in Franco Rosso’s take on the experience of Jamaican youths…

Aug 14, 2020

Babylon (1980) Retrospective Review: “This is my country and it’s never been f#%!ing lovely”

Aug 14, 2020

The Fall (2020): A flash in the dark.

Jonathan Glazer’s latest short film The Fall screened on BBC 4 to an unsuspecting audience; innocuously, like a jab from the ether. The…

Jul 22, 2020

The Fall (2020): A flash in the dark.

Jul 22, 2020

Digital Dogmatism: Data collection and the way we watch films.

In the age of the digital, of instant access and interconnectedness, data has become the most coveted of resources; a numerical zircon…

Jun 8, 2020

Digital Dogmatism: Data collection and the way we watch films.

Jun 8, 2020

Tyrie Aspinall

Tyrie Aspinall

Film Reviews | Essays | Articles | Hot Takes | I explore the moving image and take my opinions to the wild, wild west of the internet.

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