Kensington Communications

06/10/2025

🎉 Big news! Carnival: They Can’t Steal Our Joy is heading to the American Black Film Festival this June for its U.S. premiere! 🇺🇸✨

The film will also have a theatrical premiere in Toronto on July 17 or 18, followed by its broadcast premiere on TVO, July 27 at 9PM — just in time for Carnival season! 🎭💃🏽

Stay tuned for more screening details and come celebrate the spirit, resistance, and joy of Carnival with us.

03/25/2025

Toronto’s music scene just lost one of its most storied venues. The Dakota Tavern was more than a bar—it was a stage where artists shaped their sound, including Serena Ryder, who played some of her most intimate shows there.

Her performance at the Dakota was featured in City Sonic, our series about musicians and the places that made them.

🎥 Watch Serena Ryder at the Dakota on our YouTube channel!

A huge loss for Toronto’s music community. Share your favorite Dakota memories below. 🎶💔

02/04/2025

Dear friends! Fluid: Life Beyond the Binary is now available on YouTube in Canada only! Visit The Nature of Things YouTube channel or follow the link in our bio to watch this wonderfully insightful documentary!

03/27/2024

Don’t forget to tune in!!! Our new and highly anticipated new project ‘Fluid: Life Beyond the Binary’ hosted by Mae Martin () launches on TOMORROW at 9pm ET, and is already available to watch on-demand on !!! We can’t wait for you all to see it!!

03/19/2024

We are excited to announce that Kensington’s latest project for CBC’s The Nature of Things has been delivered! ‘Fluid: Life Beyond the Binary’ is a one-hour documentary exploring the science of gender and sexual fluidity in the natural world, hosted by none other than the amazing comedian/writer Mae Martin !! It launches on March 28, 9pm, and then is available on-demand on . And the French version airs on SRC Explora across Canada this summer.

Feeling immense pride for our great team and their dedication to this important topic:
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Writer: Allen Booth
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Story Editor: Lina Cino
Research: Naomi Lang and Charlotte Odele
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Sound: and Casey Minatrea and Tim Chan
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03/18/2024

The Fluid team is so sad to hear of primatologist Frans De Waal’s passing. He was such an important scientific voice and lovely human…making connections between primate and human behaviour that showed we aren’t all that different. He was so generous with our researchers and crew as a contributor to our recent production Fluid: Life Beyond the Binary. Rest In Peace Frans.

07/14/2023

We’re excited to announce that Kensington TV is producing a new one-hour doc for CBC’s The Nature of Things featuring popular Canadian standup comic/actor Mae Martin! Fluid explores the science of gender and sexual fluidity. This is not your standard fare science program!

Fluid is a documentary the world really needs right now. It will debunk dangerous presumptions with fascinating recent breakthroughs that show how and why gender fluidity exists – discoveries that reveal that in a very real and measurable sense… we are all gender fluid.

We’re thrilled to be teaming up with a great creative team on a new doc for CBC’s The Nature of Things! Fluid is currently in production with veteran director Michelle Mama , DP Lulu Wei and Camera Nico Stagias , writers Allen Booth and Mae Martin, and producer Robert Lang.

03/15/2022

Have you had a chance to check out our latest project WHY WE DANCE yet? We got to collaborate with so many incredible individuals on this project, and you can check it out for free over on CBC Gem now!

CBC Docs

03/04/2022

Our director Nathalie Bibeau chatting about our latest project - If you haven't had a chance to check it out yet, it's free to stream now on CBC Gem!

Happy Friday!

03/01/2022

Our director and visionary behind Why We Dance, Nathalie Bibeau, talks about why dance is so important to her in this lovely piece she shared with CBC.

If you missed out on the premiere of last week, you can head to CBC Gem and watch it there for free!

(Note: CBC Gem is only available to Canadians - once it is available outside of Canada, we will announce it - stay tuned!)

Making the documentary Why We Dance taught me that humans have to dance: it’s vital to our existence

02/25/2022

The day is here! Our latest project Why We Dance premieres tonight!

We had such an amazing team who worked so hard on this project for the past year and a half, and we couldn't be more excited to finally share it with others.

Tune in tonight at 9 pm on CBC, or watch it on CBC Gem now!

CBC Docs

It may surprise you to learn that you are a dancer. In fact, we are all dancers. This film takes us into the beating heart of why humans simply must dance.

02/24/2022