Kevin Macdonald notes that the turbulence of the 1970s mirrors contemporary issues, highlighting that political cycles often repeat themselves throughout history.
The film showcases significant moments like the One to One concert, illustrating how Lennon and Ono became pivotal figures in the anti-war and counterculture movements.
Macdonald emphasizes that the parallels drawn between the past and present politics challenge the notion that today's divides are unique or unprecedented.
The archival footage and personal tapes captured in the film reveal intimate conversations about privacy and government surveillance concerns during their time in New York.
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