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Author: Sarah Kelley

Sarah Kelley currently works at the University of Bristol, mainly in the Academic Registry, but she has also led seminars in the Film and Television Department. She gained her BA Media Arts with Video Production and her PGCE Media Studies at universities in London before moving to Bristol to teach and complete a PGDip Education. Following a year in New York teaching media and communication, she returned to studying and completed her MA Film and Television Studies at the University of Bristol in 2014. She is interested in analysing the role that contemporary film and media texts play in promoting certain ideas, particularly around British culture and identity. She intends to explore this subject further when she commences her doctoral study at the University of Bristol in September 2017.
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The Power That Lies Within: Ideologies in Daniel Craig’s Bond Films

Sarah Kelley of the University of Bristol, UK, maps some of the ideas and themes conveyed in Craig’s Bond films to possible influences from their socio-political contexts, with a particular focus on Skyfall and Spectre.

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