Kumu Documentary is the only free weekly documentary programme in Estonia that includes films about art and artists, as well as cultural documentaries on a variety of topics.

We work closely with all the Estonian documentary film festivals and often present the best films of their selection. With a keen eye for trends in contemporary documentary filmmaking, we invite viewers to discover and give thought to the world around us. Most screenings are introduced by specialists of respective fields and we welcome public discussion.

Kumu Documentary takes place in Kumu Auditorium at Weizenbergi 34, Tallinn. The entrance on the Kadriorg side provides the most convenient access, whereas the main door in the courtyard of the museum is open only during the Kumu Art Museum’s opening hours.

Kumu Documentary is a project of regular documentary film screenings initiated by the Black Nights Film Festival and Kumu Art Museum in February 2006. The documentaries are screened with the support of the Cultural Endowment of Estonia.

NB!

— We kindly ask you to only participate in the screenings when you are feeling well.
— Wearing masks is recommended.

Weekly screenings in the Kumu Art Museum with free admission.