Sacredly

The film, titled "Sacredly," delves into the concept of happiness as represented by the Russian word "Svyato." It tells the story of Svyatoslav, the son of director Victor Kossakovsky, who has spent two years covering mirrors with the intent of avoiding his own reflection.

In a significant moment, Svyato experiences watching himself in a mirror for the first time. This documentary captures the emotional and psychological aspects of self-image, making it an intriguing addition to the genre. Kossakovsky's approach offers a personal and thoughtful perspective that documentary enthusiasts may appreciate, especially those interested in films that explore family and identity themes.