A film festival will present a special lockdown edition from today, partly themed on how people have come together to get through 2020.

The award-winning National Theatre production of Kent author MIchael Morpurgo's novel War Horse, will be screened live at cinemas across Kent.

It only takes a minute to listen to our review of Netflix's remake of Daphne de Maurier's Rebecca. Hear it here:

A panto made by Blue Peter star Peter Duncan in his own garden will be screened at a cinema in the county this Christmas.

It only takes a minute to listen to our review of the animated Oscar winner, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Hear it here:

It only takes a minute to hear our review of the whodunit Knives Out streaming now, starring Daniel Craig. Have a listen here:

It only takes a minute to listen to this review of the modern day horror, Saint Maud. Have a listen here:

Cinema managers gambled that people were ready to watch Christmas films nine weeks early in 2020, by screening Home Alone. But were they right?

A farm worker from Kent vowed to 'present his soul' to a Hollywood actress as he left her feeling 'absolutely petrified' in her own home.

A cinema which has had a revamp with new recliner seats and a state-of-the-art screen has opened - and we have two tickets to give away to try it out.

Christmas is coming early as one county cinema plans to get the decorations out and make it snow for a festive film showing this week.

Work is progressing on a long-awaited cinema extension despite the Cineworld venue being temporarily shut.

Movie-lovers can return to a cinema that's been given a plush revamp, with a choice of 11 films across eight screens.

A film maker has been shortlisted for an award for his debut feature film which was selected for this year’s Cannes Film Festival Critics’ Week.

Want this Halloween to go with a scream? Here's some fright night film screenings for all ages ready to have you howling into All Hallow's Eve.

It was to have been staged during the Edinburgh Fringe but coronavirus restrictions mean the Nightpiece Film Festival is coming to Kent.

The delay of James Bond has forced Cineworld bosses to shut up shop, but plans for another chain to open are still going ahead.

David Attenborough shares defining moments of his life as a naturalist and the devastating changes he has seen, in a new film. Here's how to watch it:

An outdoor cinema company has announced its gin film festival will launch in the county this month.

A film festival will show adventures ranging from climbing the world's most remote mountain to a base jumper's biggest challenge.