Thursday, September 10
What Do You Really Know About Dairy? UK Premiere
Organized by Viva!
Date and time
Thursday | September 10 2026 | 1:00 pm
About this event
Join Viva! for the exclusive premiere of What Do You Really Know About Dairy?, followed by a live panel discussion and VIP drinks reception.
For decades, the British public has been sold one of the food industry’s most powerful myths: that dairy is natural to consume, necessary for health and harmless to the cows and calves it exploits. Vivacity Films, the studio behind the multi-award-winning Hogwood: a modern horror story, sets out to challenge these claims, drawing on expert testimony and investigative farm footage to reveal the hidden reality of modern dairy farming – and the decades of marketing that have shielded it from public scrutiny. Equal parts informative and empowering, this short film will leave viewers questioning everything they thought they knew about this £19b industry as it asks: What Do You Really Know About Dairy?
For just £10* per person, you can enjoy an intimate screening of the UK’s first-ever documentary to take on the dairy industry’s spin tactics at The Prince Charles Cinema, Leicester Square, London, followed by a live expert panel discussion. This will take place from 6.30pm-8.30pm. Simply click 'Get tickets' and select 'What Do You Really Know About Dairy? Premiere' to secure your place.
From 8.30pm-11pm, all premiere guests are also invited to a VIP drinks reception at Vantra (a short two-minute stroll from The Prince Charles Cinema) for only an additional £10* per person. The ticket price includes a glass of sparkling wine – or a non-alcoholic alternative – plus plant-based canapes. To add the VIP drinks reception, click ‘Get tickets’, select the 'VIP Drinks Reception' add-on, then proceed to checkout. Tickets for this special evening are extremely limited and are being sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Book now to avoid disappointment! *Eventbrite fees apply
Languages
English
Event type
Education
Impact
Organizer
Viva!