From the streets of Brighton to the dark alleys of London: Quadrophenia star Phil Daniels takes to the stage for his first tour.

A train which headed along the iconic viaduct featured in the Harry Potter films is coming to Kent.

From Skyfall to Harry Potter, one Kent couple have had a hand in some of the nation's most memorable movie moments.

Watch world class dance company, the Bolshoi Ballet, without leaving Kent this weekend as their performance is screened live in cinemas locally.

The magic lives on, as Harry Potter fans of all ages celebrate Harry Potter night. Here’s some of the ways you can celebrate across Kent.

New cinema release Darkest Hour, about 27 tumultuous wartime days in the life of Winston Churchill, includes scenes filmed at two Kent locations.

Dover's first even multiplex cinema opens in three weeks.

Cinema-goers can now put their feet up as they watch the latest blockbusters in reclining seats at the newest cinema screens to open.

Grab your festive slippers, put your feet up and take a break with our pick of the films on TV over Christmas.

Did you go gaga for La La Land, get swept away by Dunkirk and wonder at Wonder Woman? Here's our pick of the top films in 2017.

The opening date of a new Cineworld six screen cinema has been announced.

Heart warming classics including The Muppet Christmas Carol and a sing-a-long Frozen are among festive favourites being screened this winter.

The much-anticipated second outing for the loveable Peruvian bear Paddington is out in cinemas this weekend: here's our review.

A scarily good exhibition dedicated to British horror films from the 1950s through to the 1970s and other creepy artefacts is set to open next week.

EXCLUSIVE: Plans for a 60-seat cinema have been revealed with the location announced and details unveiled for the first time.

A Kent actor's starring role alongside Benedict Cumberbatch will get a second encore this week, due to popular demand.

No longer just for trick-or-treaters, there's Halloween horror for grown-ups with fright night film screenings across Kent.

Author Michael Morpurgo talks War Horse, his love for writing, and Kent, where it all began, teaching in a mobile classroom in a village school.

A story of unbreakable bonds, Michael Morpurgo’s War Horse, comes to Kent, where his writing began, for its 10th anniversary tour.

A shopping centre car park is set to become a movie haven for film fans.