In 1952, Ian Fleming conjures James Bond from a stranger's name. Sixty years later, filmmaker Matthew Bauer embarks on a quest to uncover the diverse, often conflicting effects of sharing this iconic identity with James Bond. Meet a Swedish fan haunted by WWII, a gay director, an African American accused of murder, and two resilient women - their stories weaving a poignant tapestry of masculinity, gender, and race in the shadow of a cultural legend.

In 1952, Ian Fleming conjures James Bond from a stranger's name. Sixty years later, filmmaker Matthew Bauer embarks on a quest to uncover the diverse, often conflicting effects of sharing this iconic identity with James Bond. Meet a Swedish fan haunted by WWII, a gay director, an African American accused of murder, and two resilient women - their stories weaving a poignant tapestry of masculinity, gender, and race in the shadow of a cultural legend.

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