In the remote village of Dama-Songo in Mali, the Dogon people have lived in harmony with the crocodile for centuries, viewing the reptile as a sacred, protective spirit. This ancient, spiritual bond is a cornerstone of their culture, with the crocodile believed to be a double of the villagers themselves. The film explores this unique, symbiotic relationship, highlighting the deep reverence the Dogon hold for these animals, which they believe are a source of life and protection for their community.