Rather odd that they're only showing the video as a downloadable MP4 file. I didn't see a copyright notice, so I put it up on YouTube.
Note that the video is silent.
Note that the video is silent.
The absence of a license simply means you ARE NOT licensed to share the work in any way shape or form.
Your intentions seem to be good but you may want to reconsider.
(Technically it's even more specific than that. You don't get to complain or get enforcement just because something is illegal. 3 conditions need to be satisfied. First, it needs to violate the law, as it the law applies to both the complainant and the defendant. Second there needs to be damage to the complainant. Thirdly there needs to be a causal connection between the damage and the law violation. And of course, there's still the implicit condition: there must be a complaint in the first place)
I wish people would keep this in mind when talking about law.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_XlprMZKhhuk89xsZMMo7Qxv801...