Her blues-playing father is literally a stage animal, in every sense of the word. In this animation, teenage alligator Lucille joins him as a roadie, hoping to build a better bond with her dad, only to discover the bitter truth behind his hit song — and gives him a musical response of her own.
Lucille, a fourteen-year-old alligator, finally gets to spend the summer with her estranged father Bill, a blues guitarist. On tour as his roadie, she hopes that learning to play his hit song Cold Blooded Woman together will help bring them closer. On stage, Bill is charming, but building a real relationship with him is another matter — especially once she discovers the true meaning behind his music. A striking animation with a personal dimension. The debut director arranged the music herself. Inspired by a familiar theme in the blues: victimhood and misogyny.