As the #MeToo movement gains prominence in 2017, longstanding rumors of inappropriate behavior towards younger party members and public allegations of sexual abuse lead to Giske's political downfall. As a powerful white man, he did not dwell on his interactions with young, female employees lower in the hierarchy. He resigns and apologizes for creating uncomfortable situations for others, but dismisses it as just a lack of professionalism in informal private situations, rather than abuse of his position of power. Three years later, he travels through Norway in his red-painted caravan to convince voters to give him a second chance. Filmmaker Håvard Bustnes follows him during his campaign. Bustnes asks questions and films Giske as he talks to supporters, but also talks to journalists and politicians who look back on the details of the scandal and the ensuing political drama.