Ronnie Scheib

The pronoun in the title of J.P. Chan's modest debut feature, "A Picture of You," refers to the recently deceased mother of a bickering sibling pair who have come together...

Doppelgangers abound in "Humshakals," Sajid Khan's latest celebration of crass stupidity, in which a billionaire businessman and his best bud try to fend off a villainous uncle's dastardly machinations --...

At first glance, "Evergreen: The Road to Legalization," a documentary about the passage of a Washington state initiative decriminalizing recreational marijuana use, differs little from countless docus tracing the fates...

In PJ Raval's engrossing documentary, what arrives "Before You Know It" is old age. While advocacy docs on the subject such as "Gen Silent" or "A Place to Live" examine...

Jimmy Goldblum and Adam Weber's "Tomorrow We Disappear" chronicles the razing of a colorful New Delhi colony called Kathputli, destroyed by upscale developers to construct a mall and luxury skyscraper....

Despite "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion" and other bubbly BFF pairings, the number of female-centric comedies that use friendship as an excuse to wallow in childish regression still lags...

Two young women serving out their military service as office workers on a remote desert army base play out the inanity and insanity of military bureaucracy in tyro Israeli helmer...

A young Russian doctor falls madly in love with a beautiful, consumptive courtesan in vet Dutch helmer Jos Stelling's opulent 19th-century period piece "The Girl and Death." This lugubrious, somewhat...