Only some humans can see this type of light

You don't need a special polarisation filter. You can also use cinema 3D glasses. But I believe they usually do have spherical polarisation, such that tilting your head in the cinema does not block part of the image/light. So the effect might be different from linear polarisation.

Also one glass has right circular polarisation and the other left. So viewing a plastic object with both eyes might look a bit funky.