King Vidor career spanned the sound and silent eras. His works are celebrated by a sympathetic, vivid and humane depiction of contemporary social issues. For his unmatched achievements as a cinematic innovator and creator he was awarded the ‘Academy Honorary Award.’ He bagged in eight international film awards and earned ‘Academy Awards’ nomination five times during his career. ‘The Big Parade’ was his most successful and outstanding film in the silent era. ‘Comrade X,’ ‘Northwest Passage,’ ‘Duel in the Sun,’ and ‘An American Romance’ are considered to be his finest works. Some of his most popular films include ‘The Crowd,’ ‘Show People,’ ‘Our Daily Bread,’ ‘Stella Dallas,’ ‘The Fountainhead,’ ‘Hallelujah,’ ‘War and Peace,’ ‘The Champ,’ and many more. In 1957, he was awarded the ‘Screen Directors Guild Lifetime Achievement Award.’