It's been a big year for film, from thrillers to biopics and gangster greats. Here, our cinema writer picks his Top 10 highlights of the year.

There'll be a party atmosphere in one Kent town this weekend, with a carnival parade and birthday celebrations.

As Elsa, Anna and lovable Olaf prepare to open in cinemas this week with Frozen 2, we review the sequel to the hugely popular Disney film.

Four festive favourites are being shown on the big screen in the county in the run-up to Christmas including the irrepressible Buddy the Elf.

Get ready to laugh out loud as the stage version of the Nativity! films - Nativity! The Musical - comes to the county on its first tour.

A screening of Dracula will be broadcast live in cinemas for Halloween.

More than 30 years after it was made, Stephen Spielberg's Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark, will return to the big screen at a Kent cinema.

Luna Cinema will be holding its final open air cinema under the stars screenings at a Kent castle this weekend.

Cinema managers are offering one lucky school the chance to have their festive show filmed and shown on the big screen.

Fans of The Handmaid's Tale can see a live screening of author Margaret Attwood reading some of her long-awaited sequel at cinemas across the county.

Battling Romans, roaring dinosaurs, beaches and blockbusters: here's our guide to the latest summer fun on offer for families.

A new adaptation of Charles Dickens' David Copperfield will premiere later this year, but will not feature any scenes filmed in the county.

Fans of the ITV show Love Island will be able to watch the finale of the series on the big screen in Kent.

Following Disney's decision to delete a scene from Toy Story 2, KM Group film critic Mike Shaw asks: Is it ever appropriate to delete the past?

Thousands of people are calling on Disney to go back on its refusal to put a special headstone at a child's grave.

Is the new version of The Lion King, 25 years on from the original, the cat's whiskers? Find out with our review:

Film fans and families will be able to join in sing-a-long screenings and enjoy some Hollywood classics on the giant screen at the attraction.

Disney has been slammed for "flexing its muscles in such a petty way" after refusing a boy's headstone.

With history walks, concertos, an exhibition and film, the last week of the Deal Music & Arts Festival is set to be a cracker. Here's what's on

Giving a four-year-old boy a Spider-Man themed headstone could "literally help kids deal with death better," an actor behind the superhero has said.