2024 Dover Film

8th September, 2023 | Dover Film

Filming 2024 Dover Film started on 1st January 2024

Duke of York’s Royal Military School Band performed at D-Day celebrations on the Dover Marina Curve

New Mayor of Dover Edaward Biggs TN

Rotary Club of Dover raises thousands with their Duck race on the River Dour in Kearsney Abbey for the Martha Trust

2024 Dover Pride

Dover Town Council remembers the 106th Anniversary of the Dover Patrol’s heroic and historic raid on Zeebrugge on St George’s Day 1918 on Tuesday 23rd April 2024

Port of Dover Regatta – Display by RLNI Lifeboat.

General Election Count new MP Mike Tapp

2024 Port of Dover Dragon Race

Transformers in Pencester Gardens

Dinosaurs Day

Jugglers at Dover Castle

Royal British Legion Pedal London to Paris via Dover

Two’s Company Market Square Dover

Dover Big Local Urban Fete dance by the Fuddlers

Dover Big Local Urban Fete in Pencester Gardens – dance by the Fuddlers

Nicola Tee – Live music in the Dover Market Square

Dover Bowling Club Charity event on Saturday 21st September 2024

The 2024 Dover Film: A Captivating Chronicle of a Defining Year in Dover, Kent The town of Dover, renowned for its iconic white cliffs and strategic importance, becomes the heart of a groundbreaking cinematic masterpiece in the 2024 Dover Film. This enthralling feature captures the essence of a pivotal year in the town’s modern history, weaving together a tapestry of key events that shaped the lives of its residents and reverberated across the nation. Directed by visionary filmmaker Mike McFarnell, the film is a compelling mix of drama, documentary, and raw storytelling, designed to captivate audiences worldwide. A Focus on Real Events At the core of the 2024 Dover Film lies an unwavering commitment to authenticity. The film chronicles the extraordinary events of 2024, a year that saw Dover at the centre of both local and global attention. From political tensions and environmental challenges to moments of community triumph, the narrative dives deep into the people, places, and emotions that defined this historic period.. The film sensitively portrays the stories of asylum seekers arriving on Dover’s shores, alongside the reactions of residents and policymakers. This multifaceted perspective invites audiences to reflect on the broader implications of these events on humanity, identity, and belonging. Additionally, The 2024 Dover Film explores the environmental impact of climate change on Dover’s coastline. With rising sea levels and coastal erosion threatening the town’s cherished landmarks, the narrative vividly depicts the community’s fight to preserve its heritage. Through stunning cinematography, the audience witnesses the white cliffs’ majestic beauty while understanding the urgent need for action to protect such natural treasures. A Human-Centric Approach While the film tackles grand themes, its heart lies in its characters. These individuals—drawn from diverse backgrounds—serve as the emotional anchors of the story. The film also highlights the unsung heroes who made a difference in 2024, from volunteers supporting refugees to scientists working tirelessly on coastal preservation projects. Through these deeply personal stories, the 2024 Dover Film offers a nuanced exploration of how individual actions ripple outward, shaping the broader narrative of a town at a crossroads. Cinematic Excellence Audiences can expect breathtaking visuals that capture Dover’s duality: its serene landscapes and the intensity of its challenges. Filmed on location, the movie showcases the town’s iconic landmarks, including Dover Castle, the bustling ferry port, and, of course, the magnificent white cliffs. Every frame is meticulously crafted to draw viewers into the heart of Dover, making the town itself a character in the story. Composer James McFarnell enhances the film’s emotional impact with a stirring score that blends traditional English motifs with contemporary arrangements. The result is a soundtrack that mirrors the film’s balance of nostalgia and forward-looking optimism. Why You Should Watch The 2024 Dover Film is more than just a retelling of events; it is a cinematic experience that challenges, inspires, and moves its audience. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a lover of human stories, or someone passionate about the environment, this film offers something profound. For residents of Dover, the movie serves as a mirror reflecting their resilience and unity in the face of adversity. For those beyond its borders, it is an invitation to better understand the struggles and triumphs of a community navigating a rapidly changing world. Release and Impact Set to premiere in March 2025, the 2024 Dover Film is already generating significant buzz among critics and filmgoers alike. Its powerful message and stunning execution promise to leave an indelible mark on audiences, sparking conversations about identity, community, and the future of towns like Dover. Don’t miss the opportunity to witness history come alive on the big screen. Mark your calendars and prepare to be moved by the remarkable story of a town that proved, in 2024, that even the smallest places can make the biggest waves.

2023 Dover Film

8th September, 2023 | Dover Film

We look forward to seeing everyone at the 2025 Annual Dover film in the first week in March 2025.

The 2024 Dover Film and the 1984 Dover Film will be shown.

Easter Fun Day in the Market Square Dover

Dover Pride

2023 Dover Carnival

LionsClub Publican Charity y Walk

Multi Culral Festival in Pencestewr Gardens

2023 Dover Film Lantern Parade Waterfront

Email doverfilmfestivals@gmail.com for a link and password to view the 2023 Dover Film

2022 Dover Film

8th September, 2023 | Dover Film

Exciting Events in Dover – 2022 Highlights

Flying Scotsman Visits Dover In 2022, the legendary Flying Scotsman made a highly anticipated visit to Dover, attracting railway enthusiasts and history lovers from across Kent and beyond. This iconic locomotive, steeped in British heritage, offered visitors the chance to witness one of the most famous steam trains in action.

Dover Carnival 2022

The vibrant Dover Carnival brought the streets to life in 2022 with colourful floats, dazzling costumes, and a lively community atmosphere. Families and visitors enjoyed music, dancing, and entertainment, making it a highlight of the town’s event calendar.

Claygate 2022
A notable event in the calendar, Claygate 2022 showcased local traditions, bringing together communities for an engaging celebration. From artisan stalls to family-friendly activities, this event embodied the spirit of togetherness and culture.

Induction of the New Deputy Constable
In 2022, Dover welcomed a new Deputy Constable during an official induction ceremony. This momentous event highlighted the ongoing commitment to leadership and public service in our community.

BBC Radio Kent – Julia George
The year also featured a special visit from Julia George of BBC Radio Kent. Her coverage shone a spotlight on Dover, celebrating local stories, achievements, and the vibrant culture of the region.

Christmas Lantern Parade 2022
Dover’s 2022 Christmas Lantern Parade was a magical celebration of the holiday season. The parade lit up the town with enchanting lantern displays, festive music, and joyful crowds, bringing a warm glow to the winter nights.

2022 Armed Forces Weekend held in Fort Burgoyne

rmed Forces Weekend at Fort Burgoyne
The 2022 Armed Forces Weekend, hosted at Fort Burgoyne, honored the bravery and dedication of our military personnel. This family-friendly event included reenactments, displays, and activities that celebrated our armed forces’ legacy.

The Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II
On February 6th, 2022, Queen Elizabeth II made history by becoming the first British monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years of service. Dover joined in the nationwide celebrations with events and tributes to honor this incredible milestone.

Breast Cancer Charity Walk
The 2022 Breast Cancer Charity Walk brought the community together to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research. Participants showed incredible spirit, walking through Dover’s scenic routes for an important cause.

Skate Fest in Pencester Gardens
Dover’s Skate Fest in Pencester Gardens was a thrilling event for skateboarding enthusiasts. The 2022 festival featured tricks, competitions, and workshops, drawing in spectators and participants from across the region.

Duck Race at Kearsney
The annual Duck Race in Kearsney was a quirky and fun-filled event in 2022. Crowds gathered to cheer on their favorite rubber ducks as they raced along the water, creating laughter and joy for all ages.

Boxing Day Dip
A bracing tradition, the 2022 Boxing Day Dip saw locals and visitors plunge into the chilly waters off Dover’s coast. This daring event, held in the spirit of charity and adventure, marked a memorable close to the year.

2022 Remembrance Sunday parade at the War Memorial in dover

Discover Dover’s Vibrant Community
From historic visits to quirky traditions, Dover’s 2022 event calendar showcased the town’s rich culture and community spirit. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, Dover offers something for everyone. Keep an eye on upcoming events and join us in celebrating the best this town has to offer!

2021 Dover Film

8th September, 2023 | Dover Film

2021 Dover Film

2021 Dover Transport Museum Model Show

2021 Fireworks on Dover Watewrfront

2021 The Beast from the East

2021 The Beast from the East Kearsney Abbey

2019 Dame Vera Lynn Way opened to access White Cliffs of Dover

The path is a section of the Saxon Shore Way that leads from the seafront to the White Cliffs of Dover. The sign for the path includes the opening line of her song, “There’ll be bluebirds over the White Cliffs of Dover” A meadow along the cliff top was also named Dame Vera Lynn Down in her honour

2021 Dover Pride parade Dover High Street

2021 Dover Greeters Information hut open by Mayor of Dover Gordon Cowan

2021 Dover Transport Museum model Show

2021 puppet Emal leads a parade up to Dover Castle

2021 Replica Bonze Age Boat on display at Dover Big Local Fete in Pencester Garden

2021 Queen tribute Band play a Crickstop

2021 Queen tribute Band plays a Crickstop. Get ready to Break Free with the UK’s biggest Queen Tribute band. Join Freddie, Brian, Roger and John as they take you on a magical journey performing The Best of Queen, whilst celebrating the music and showmanship of the UK’s favourite rock band. This was a full Theatrical Tribute show!. Doors opened at 5pm so you can get the best spot. Ticket sales were limited to 300 so it was possible to ensure adequate social distancing and ensure that all can get a great view of the stage. Those at the event enjoyed the warm up DJ playing classic rock and pop anthems before the live show started at 7:30pm. The BBQ and Bar of course was in operation. This was an outdoor event and the show took place, despite the British weather.

2021 Userfriendly perform at the Bull Inn London Road Dover

2021 Mayor of Dover Gordon Cowan lays a wreath on REmembrance Sunday Service

2021 Mayor of Dover, Councillor Gordon Cowan lays a wreath on Remembrance Sunday Service. The parade of standards, veterans and other organisations marched to the War Memorial in front of Maison Dieu House where the two minutes silence was observed with Civic Leaders. The wreath laying was led by the Deputy Lieutenant of Kent.The parade of standards, veterans and other organisations marched to the War Memorial in front of Maison Dieu House where the two minutes silence was observed with Civic Leaders. The wreath laying was led by the Deputy Lieutenant of Kent, Col. Brian O’Gorman (Rtd), on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen, followed by the Town Mayor of Dover, Councillor Gordon Cowan, the leader of Dover District Council, Cllr Trevor Bartlett, the MP for Dover and Deal Mrs Natalie Elphicke and on behalf of the Government of Flanders. Wreaths were then laid by representatives of the uniformed services and veterans associations. Everyone was welcome to pay their tribute including local organisations and the families of the fallen. White Cliffs Branch of the Royal British Legion who set out the Garden of Remembrance and collected for the Poppy Appeal in all weathers over the last two weeks. We are also grateful to Commander Nick Chatwin RN (Rtd) for reading the Exhortation and the Kohima Epitaph, Parade Marshal Mr Alan Tinker of the Dover and Deal Sea Cadets, Mr John Harknett of the Royal Green Jackets Association for playing the last post, Betteshanger Colliery Welfare Band for leading the music, the Standard Bearers, and also the young people of our Cadet forces who attended and acted as sentries during the service. The Memorial Service was officiated by the Reverend Catherine Tucker Team Rector for the Dover Town Team Ministry and Flt. Lt. Malcom Sawyer, RAFVR (Rtd), Chaplain to the Royal British legion (Dover). In her address Rev. Tucker spoke of the need to remember in such as way as to keep the stories of those who we commemorate alive and continue their work to bring peace. The service finished with the singing of the National Anthem. The Parade then marched back through the Town to the Market Square where the Mayor took the salute at St. Mary’s Church.