Tintin and I

Year: 2003

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: French

Director: Anders Østergaard

Documentary

Tintin and I follows the Belgian creator Hergé as he reflects on the enduring appeal of his intrepid boy reporter. The documentary uncovers the social and political layers that shape Tintin’s world, while rare 1970s interviews reveal Hergé’s personal anxieties and drive for self‑expression that fueled the series’ development.

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