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Kent on Film is a two-day screening programme in Ashford, presented by Screen Ashford and focused on filmmaking in, about, and inspired by Kent. It is notable for spanning experimental shorts, contemporary features, community documentaries, and a landmark British classic, using Kent both as a filming location and as a subject of local screen culture. [1][6] Its significance lies in showcasing the breadth of Kent-based filmmaking and giving emerging local work a place alongside more established films within the county’s screen ecosystem. [1][6]
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
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