Ken Eisner

Meet six excellent service dogs and their grateful human partners.

The performer has put himself and whatever meaning he has into his work, and that really is enough.

Viewers looking for clues behind such beautifully opaque actions will be left scratching their heads.

Although this crowd-pleasing dramedy gets a bit squishy around the edges, it benefits from uncanny pulse-taking of this moment in social history.

It's a feel-good story with lighthearted things to say about a coterie of migrants, refugees, and oddball characters.

Jim Jarmusch's genre effort could use more life.

Writer-director Frédéric Tcheng draws on a trove of archival material, as well as celebrity pals including Marisa Berenson and Liza Minnelli.

Jakob Dylan and friends remember a key period in LA music history.

This barenaked lady is not for the feint of art.

The film succeeds in upending the conventional image of its subject as a dour spinster who got no pleasure out of life.

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