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    Street Talk for July 14, 2017

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    Director Stephane Leloutre, aka Deluxe
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    The Cavalry Productions has signed Deluxe, aka director Stephane Leloutre. Deluxe has wrapped his first project in the U.S., a spot for Toyota out of agency Burrell….

    NY-based content studio The Collective @ LAIR has added director and tabletop specialist Ben Dolphin to its roster. Master of high-speed camera work and effects-driven visuals, Dolphin is known for blending live action and CGI elements often in TV commercials across the industries of food, cosmetics, fashion, beauty, and pharmaceuticals. He has worked with brands such as Budweiser, Coca-Cola, Dove, Lipton, L’Oreal and Tylenol. Dolphin recently completed his first project with LAIR, a campaign for The American Pistachio Growers featuring a vibrant, visually striking aesthetic style, supported by high-speed closeups of pistachios in motion, colorful backgrounds, and lively typography animations….

    BETC, Paris, is creating TRACTION, a dedicated agency for the global automotive brand Citroen. The TRACTION name pays homage to the legendary Traction Avant (front-wheel drive) vehicle produced by the car manufacturer from 1934 to 1957. Slated to officially open on Oct. 1, TRACTION will be led by Bertille Toledano and Stephane Xiberras, presidents of BETC Paris. Citroen, which, for the last 30 years has been a historic account of the Havas network that helped build this iconic brand, was previously handled by Les Gaulois agency. Toledano will serve as president of TRACTION while Xiberras is president and executive creative director….

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    What To Stream: “”Mother Mary,” “Outer Banks” and Steven Soderbergh’s “The Christophers”

    Monday, August 17, 2026

    The final season of "Outer Banks" and a new album from Anthony Hopkins (yes, Sir Anthony Hopkins) are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you.

    Also among the streaming offerings worth your time this week, as selected by The Associated Press' entertainment journalists: Weezer's 20th album, the survival horror game "The Sinking City 2" and "Mother Mary," which kicked off Anne Hathaway's incredibly prolific year in theaters.

    New movies to stream from Aug. 17-23
    — Anne Hathaway's epic year at the movies (which is still going at full throttle with "The End of Oak Street" and the upcoming "Verity") didn't start with "The Devil Wears Prada 2" or "The Odyssey," but with "Mother Mary," David Lowery's experimental film about a pop star (Hathaway) and her estranged designer (Michaela Coel). In his review for the AP, Film Writer Jake Coyle called it "a fitfully spellbinding chamber drama that grows more operatic with every stitch," adding that "Hathaway makes not just a believable pop star but an indelible portrait of an artist's ego in extremes." But, Coyle wrote, "the movie belongs to Coel … 'Mother Mary' is the story of an exorcism, and she's the exorcist." It debuts on HBO Max on Friday.

    — Coel also stars in one of the year's best two-handers, "The Christophers," which arrives on Hulu on Saturday. Written by Ed Solomon and directed by Steven Soderbergh, the film is a kind of heist movie in disguise, in which a pair of wannabe heirs (James Corden and Jessica Gunning) hire a restoration specialist and sometimes forger (Coel) to covertly finish a series of paintings by their famous father Julian Sklar (Ian McKellen). In my review, I wrote that it was "a meditation on art, legacy,... Read More

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