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SunDeis 2008
One of the many highlights of the 2008 SunDeis Student Film Festival was special guest and first ever SunDeis Alumni Achievement Award recipient Tony Goldwyn '82. As an actor and director Goldwyn possesses those rare skills that make him a powerhouse both in front of and behind the camera. Goldwyn has directed such films as 2006's "The Last Kiss" staring Zach Braff, Casey Affleck, Rachel Bilson, Jacinda Barrett,
Blythe Danner, and Tom Wilkinson. He also directed "A Walk on the Moon" and "Someone Like You". His newest film, "Betty Anne Waters", staring Hillary Swank, Minnie Driver, and Sam Rockwell, comes out next winter. Goldwyn stars in the film " The Last House on the Left" comes out this spring. He can also be seen in episodes of Law and Order Criminal Intent and Dexter as well as such movies as Ghost, The Sisters, and the voice of Tarzan in Disney's Tarzan.
SunDeis 2007
The Brandeis Alumni & Friends Panel was one of the most popular events of the 2007 SunDeis Film Festival. It offered students a chance to hear and question distinguished figures in the entertainment industry, including an Oscar winning screenwriter, the head of programming for MTVu, the editor of "Finding Nemo" and other animated classics, a top executive at Lifetime, an entertainment lawyer, and the personal manager of A-list stars like Keanu Reeves and Debra Messing.
David LaCarubba and Michael Ouelette, the co-directors of the student film "Hit or Miss," accept the 2007 SunDeis Best Picture award at the Awards Ceremony.
Students, parents, professors, and community members pack the Sherman Function Hall for the 2007 SunDeis Awards Ceremony.
2007 SunDeis Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Patricia Neal takes questions following a 50th anniversary screening of her classic 1957 film "A Face in the Crowd."
SunDeis 2006
Kae Jae Wang '03, accepts the 2006 SunDeis Best Picture award at the 2006 Festival.
2006 SunDeis Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Margaret O'Brien signs autographs for fans following a screening of her 1944 Oscar-winning film "Meet Me in St. Louis."
Following a screening of the 1944 classic "Meet Me in St. Louis," the film's star Margaret O'Brien participated in an "Inside the Actors Studio" session and then took questions from the audience.