Katie Rosseinsky is Arts Commissioning Editor and Writer at the Evening Standard, focusing on television and film across print and digital.
Streaming recommendations from the Standard’s arts team
This unnerving dating experiment doesn’t capitalise on its comic potential
This nuanced three-part documentary, co-directed by McQueen and James Rogan, focuses on the New Cross Fire and its aftermath
Steve McQueen’s new series Uprising is an overdue exploration of race relations in the 1980s. George Rhoden, one of few black police officers on the scene at the Brixton riots, tells us why he shared his story
Each week, Love Island scholars Katie Rosseinsky and Jessie Thompson discuss all the drama and dumpings
The actress’s latest role in powerful period piece The World to Come “felt like a voice” for pioneer women pushed into the margins of history
Are we in a golden age of female superhero movies? Meet the women shaking things up on and off screen
Aisling Bea and Sharon Horgan’s double act is still a delight to watch in the second series of Channel 4’s comedy
A new Netflix documentary unpicks one of Ireland’s most notorious murder cases
Each week, Katie Rosseinsky and Jessie Thompson will help you process all the dumpings and drama
Whether you love or hate Tarantino’s distinctive films, his first novel will probably entrench that opinion further
Each week, Katie Rosseinsky and Jessie Thompson will help you process all the dumpings and drama
As the disturbing details start to pile up, this documentary expertly weaves a grim story, marred only by the odd flash of sensationalism
As In the Heights is finally released, we’ve picked out our faves
James McAvoy and Sharon Horgan play a couple navigating life locked down in a film written by Dennis Kelly
The TV shows everyone will be talking about this summer
Sean Bean and Stephen Graham lead a brilliant cast in a three-part series from Jimmy McGovern
Your June streaming schedule starts here...
Turner-Smith makes a compelling queen in Channel 5’s lavish period piece meets psychological thriller
Our favourite vape-chugging detective is on the verge of a breakthrough - these are the Easttown residents under suspicion...
Director Jessica Leski’s documentary about boyband fans is a moving film that doesn’t patronise or mock its “smart, funny, insightful” subjects
Stanley tried to make the Tudor king “as three dimensional as possible” in this new spin on Anne Boleyn’s final months
Disney’s latest live action film is a fashion moment in itself - the Oscar-winning designer shares her first-hand inspirations
Don’t write this off as another interminable prestige thriller - Cush Jumbo and her castmates make this worth watching
From Joey’s pioneering layering technique to, erm, Ross making a move on his close relation, we chart the highs and the lows of the classic sitcom
Kelly Gough stars as a woman dangerously obsessed with an Instagram star in this sharp monologue by Phoebe Eclair-Powell
Cinemas are finally opening their doors - here’s our pick of the best films to book now...
Here’s how the Evening Standard team plan on kicking off a summer of fun...
An emphasis on the grim reality of Roman women’s lives adds depth to this good-looking period piece
Jenkins’ adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s novel proves he’s one of the most exciting filmmakers around
As the only black member of one of the world’s biggest girl bands, the singer has a unique insight on systemic racism in the music industry
The London-born star of The Underground Railroad caught Jenkins’ attention when he was performing Shakespeare at the Globe
The knitwear is fancier this time around, but the jokes are as strong as ever
Romance! Gorgeous costumes! Brooding glances! As we await the BBC’s new adaptation of The Pursuit of Love, we pick our faves