A war no one really knows how to stop is raging, causing protests on college campuses and at the White House. People with disabilities are neglected by underfunded and ill-equipped resources. Activists are arrested on trumped-up charges. A Black woman runs for president. A politician is shot in front of supporters.

And in the early 1970s, two of the most famous musicians in the world learned about a lot of it from a TV in their cozy, two-bedroom love nest in New York City’s West Village.

Documentarian Kevin Macdonald thought he’d just be making a movie about John Lennon ’s 1972 benefit concert for kids with intellectual disabilities, called One to One. Then the late Beatle’s estate found some audio recordings made during the time when he and his wife, Yoko Ono , became concerned that

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