Where to watch Sacredly (2005)

Story

This documentary follows a unique family experiment where director Viktor Kossakovsky kept mirrors covered around his son Svyatoslav for two years. The film captures an intimate moment as the young boy prepares to see his own reflection for the first time in years. It's a tender exploration of childhood, identity, and self-discovery told through the lens of a father documenting his son's life.

Why watch

• Directed by acclaimed documentarian Viktor Kossakovsky
• A brief 33-minute film offering an unconventional perspective on growing up
• Intimate family documentary with a distinctive creative premise

Good for: Viewers interested in experimental documentaries and human behaviour; certificate status unknown, so check before watching with children.