Two Belgian brats weaponize chaos and accidentally outsmart actual criminals. Peak mischief.
These two pranksters—incorrigible rascals who were Hergé’s favorites—are also the darlings of all the little troublemakers.
Writing
Hergé's dialogue—snappy, mean, weirdly sophisticated for kids
Direction
Pacing that never lets you breathe, pure comic propulsion
Director
Graphoui Atelier
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Graphoui was a Brussels collective founded partly to keep Hergé's non-Tintin characters alive; this film emerged from their TV series work.
Quick and Flupke originated in 1930s Le Petit Vingtième strips, making them Hergé's first recurring characters—predating Tintin by mere months.
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