Best Director honors the director's ability to weave together all of the diverse components of filmmaking into an unified piece of art. The Best Picture award recognizes the overall best picture. In practice, there is no distinction between any of these prizes. Everyone simply votes for their favorite film. Currently, there are nine directors who have been nominated for both Oscars: Billy Wilder (for Both), Robert Bresson (for Both), Michael Curtiz (for Both), Fritz Lang (for Both), F. W. Murnau (for Both), Sergei Eisenstein (for Both), Wim Wenders (for Both), and Pedro Almodovar (for Both). No one has won both awards simultaneously since William Wyler and Howard Hawks in 1942 and 1939 respectively. There have been many attempts by filmmakers to win both awards in the same year but so far it has only been achieved twice: By Michael Curtiz in 1978 and 1989 and by Ang Lee in 2000. Directors can also be recognized with other awards that are given out at the various movie festivals around the world. These include the Golden Globe Awards, BAFTA Awards, and DGA Awards. A director can receive awards for different films they have worked on. A filmmaker's body of work can also be considered when deciding which directors should be included in a list of greatest or most influential people.