What a licence lets you do

1Who this is between

These terms are between Colin Marry, trading as Posh Pork, Mallorca, Spain (“we”) and the school, organisation or venue named on the invoice (“you”).

They apply from the day the licence is granted until it ends.

2What you may do

For as long as your licence runs, you may screen Which Food Is Killing You? as often as you like, to your own students, staff, members or guests, at the site named on the invoice.

That covers lessons, assemblies, after-school clubs, evening events, staff training and anything else within your own organisation. You do not need to ask us before each screening and you do not need to tell us afterwards, although we are always glad to hear how it went.

You may use the interactive room feature, in which your audience answers on their own phones, and the show-of-hands alternative where phones are not permitted.

3What a licence covers

A school licence covers one school site for one year, across every department, renewable.

An organisation licence covers one event, priced per person.

A single screening licence covers one event on one date.

A venue licence covers repeated screenings at one premises, where your guests pay us directly for the film.

A licence does not cover other sites, other campuses, or other organisations, even where they share a trust, a diocese or an owner. Ask and we will price it.

4What you may not do

• Copy, download, record or store the film
• Stream, broadcast or transmit it beyond the licensed site
• Share your access credentials outside your organisation
• Edit it, add to it, or remove its credits or disclaimers
• Charge separate admission for the film itself, unless your licence says otherwise
• Present it as medical, nutritional or dietary advice

You are welcome to promote your own screenings using the film's title, artwork and trailer, provided nothing implies we endorse your own products or services.

5The film is not medical advice

The film is education and entertainment. It argues a case, and parts of that case are contested or original. Every claim it makes is published with its source and its status at poshpork.com/evidence.

It must not be presented as medical advice, and you will not remove or obscure the disclaimer shown at the start. Nobody in your audience should change prescribed medication or treatment on the strength of a film.

The director is a pig farmer who intends in future to bring a pork product to market. That is disclosed in the film and on the evidence page.

6What we provide

• Access to the film for the term of your licence
• The interactive room feature and the show-of-hands mode
• The facilitator guide and discussion materials
• Anything new we make during your licence year
• Support by email, including during a screening

We will do our best to keep it available, but we cannot promise a service free of interruption. If a screening fails because of something at our end, tell us and we will put it right — usually by extending your licence.

7Payment

Invoices are payable within thirty days. Access is granted when the invoice is issued, not when it clears, because a school that has timetabled a lesson should not be waiting on a bank transfer.

Prices exclude VAT where it applies.

8Data

Where your audience uses the interactive feature, we record their answers and a first name they choose themselves. We do not ask for anything else and we do not require accounts.

We do not sell, share or market to anybody who takes part in your screening, and we will not contact them. Aggregate answers may be counted alongside every other viewer's; no individual answer is published or shown to anyone else.

Our privacy policy sets out the rest.

9Ending it

Your licence runs for its term and simply stops unless you renew. We will remind you before it does.

Either of us may end it early in writing. If you end it, we will refund the unused months. If we end it for any reason other than a breach of these terms, we will do the same.

If a licence is used well beyond what was bought — a single-event licence run monthly, or one school's licence shared across a district — we will write and ask, not threaten. In almost every case that is a conversation about the right licence rather than a dispute.

10Liability

Our total liability under a licence will not exceed what you paid for it. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

You are responsible for your own premises, staff, equipment and audience.

11Law

These terms are governed by the laws of Spain, and disputes are subject to the courts of Mallorca. If your procurement requires a different governing law, ask — we would rather agree it than lose the sale over it.