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Group & Educational Licences

Show it to a room

The €15 purchase covers your household. Showing the film to a class, a workplace, a clinic or a community group needs a screening licence — and they are straightforward and inexpensive.

How it works in a room

Split the room into tables of four. You open a room on the screen and everyone joins on their phone with a six-character code — no app, no accounts, no sign-up.

Then you just play the film. When the evidence stops and a question appears, it appears on every phone at the same moment. Each table answers once. They have to talk it through and agree, and anyone at the table can put the answer in — or change it, if they think the table got it wrong. Everyone at that table sees who put what in, which is usually where the argument starts.

You can see the answers arriving on your screen. When the room is in, you carry on. At the end, every person delivers their own verdict on each of the four suspects, and the tables are ranked on how they did.

No phones in the room? There is a show-of-hands mode instead — take the count, type it in, carry on.

What it is for

In a classroom, one answer per table turns a documentary into an argument about evidence — how studies get funded, how a strong claim differs from a loud one. In a workplace it starts the conversation that health programmes usually struggle to start at all, and the table format does the team-building work at the same time.

It is animated, runs 1 hour 27 minutes, and is family friendly.

Licences

All prices in euros, excluding VAT where applicable. Invoices and purchase orders are no problem — most institutions need one, and it will not slow anything down.

Organisations pay per person, per event — the same way team days are normally priced, and fairer than a flat fee that charges a firm of forty the same as a firm of four hundred. Schools are a flat site licence instead; a school should not be charged by the pupil.

Multi-site organisations, school districts, national bodies or anything larger — write to me and we will work something out. The same is true if you want the film and cannot afford it; say so and we will find a way.

How a licence works

1. 1Email screening@poshpork.com with your organisation, which licence you need, and a billing address.
2. 2You get an invoice, usually the same day. Pay by bank transfer or card.
3. 3You get a viewing link that works for the term of your licence, plus any teaching or discussion materials.

No account to create, no platform to learn. If you need a licence agreement in writing for your procurement process, ask and I will send one.