Bond, James Bond. The iconic name of the legendary character was found by author Ian Fleming in 1952 by an unsuspecting birdwatcher. 60 years later, Matthew Bauer sets off on a mission to discover what it's like to be called James Bond in reality. He meets people from all over the world who go through life with the world-famous name: a Swedish 007 superfan, a gay theater director, an African-American accused of murder. What starts as a light-hearted examination of namesakes becomes an engaging reflection on masculinity, gender and race in the shadow of a film icon.