It’s stuck under our desks, cemented to our pavements, and parked in billions of mouths every single day, yet almost no one realizes we’re chewing on synthetic plastic and spitting out a toxic environmental disaster.

Directed by investigative filmmaker Andrew Nisker, Dark Side of the Chew takes a sharp, irreverent, and thoroughly jaw-dropping look at the world’s second most common form of litter: chewing gum. Tracing the habit from ancient tree-sap traditions to today’s petroleum-based bubble-gum conglomerates, the film uncovers the massive clean-up costs, health questions, and ecological toll of an overlooked, multi-billion-pound addiction that is literally gumming up the planet.

If you’re organising a campus awareness night, a clean-streets campaign, an eco-film screening, or a community sustainability forum, this screening pack delivers all the tools you need to pop the bubble on single-use habits; without leaving a sour taste in your audience’s mouth.

What You Get: - High-Definition Digital Download: A crisp, full-length feature file ready to roll in lecture theatres, cinema rooms, or community centres. - Public Screening Licence: Cleared for non-commercial educational use, environmental group gatherings, civic forums, and grassroots fundraisers. - Host Screening Guide: Provocative Q&A prompts, jaw-dropping litter stats, and practical consumer action steps to guide viewers from casual disgust to civic change.

Ideal For: - Anti-litter coalitions and high-street business improvement initiatives - High school, university, and youth environmental clubs - Municipal waste-reduction teams and civic action groups - Eco-conscious film series and sustainability non-profits

Download the film, call up your community, skip the gum, and hit play. When the credits roll, the real chewing over begins. Whether you kick off a debate on corporate producer responsibility, organise a neighbourhood clean-up blitz, or challenge your audience to ditch synthetic gum for good, this pack gives you everything you need to scrape away the ignorance and turn street-level shock into lasting action.