I'm always up for a film where people see ghosts. Unjustifiably long and generally kinda silly. I find it hilarious it got a nomination for Editing; I think at one point she leaves town and spends 10 minutes talking to people you barely remember from earlier in the film? 1943 (16th) Academy Award nominations: Outstanding Motion Picture, Best Director (Henry King), Best Actress (Jennifer Jones - Winner), Best Supporting Actor (Charles Bickford), Best Supporting Actress (Gladys Cooper, Anne Revere), Best Screenplay (George Seaton), Best Art Direction–Interior Decoration – Black-and-White (Art Direction: James Basevi and William S. Darling; Interior Decoration: Thomas Little - Winner), Best Cinematography – Black-and-White (Arthur C. Miller - Winner), Best Film Editing (Barbara McLean), Best Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture (Alfred Newman - Winner), Best Sound Recording (Edmund H. Hansen)