How can opponents find a common ground for dialogue in this time of political division? For Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger, the answer is his favourite film, Hot Tub Time Machine by director Steve Pink. During the most difficult year of his life, Kinzinger opens up to Pink, despite their opposing political views. Their shared sense of humour forms the basis for a respect for other opinions that has become rare. The film follows Kinzinger in the hallucinatory year when he not only votes to impeach Donald Trump, but is part of the committee investigating the storming of the Capitol. The consequences are huge: Kinzinger is not only ditched by his own party, but he and his family face death threats. As he tries to withstand the enormous pressure, he struggles with the immense consequences of staying true to his core values.