Red Dog is a documentary-style movie that explores the unique childhood experiences of country songwriter Luke Dick. The film delves into his toddling years living inside the Red Dog, a strip club that was known for its rowdy and popular reputation. Luke, who is now a grown man with a family of his own, begins to explore his past and asks his mother to share stories and memories of their time living inside the club.
As Luke's mother starts to open up, the movie takes the audience on a wild and hilarious ride through the sights, sounds, and characters of the Red Dog. Through interviews with Luke's family, friends, and longtime patrons of the club, the documentary shines a light on the unique and eccentric personalities that made up the Red Dog community.
Along the way, the film explores themes of family, identity, and the sometimes weird and wonderful ways that our childhood experiences shape us into the people we become. Ultimately, Red Dog is a touching and humorous tribute to a bygone era and the colorful characters that made it so memorable.
