I'll Be Seeing You (1944 William Dieterle)

A Selznick picture, though he didn't get involved much in this one (Dore Schary produced it). Originally called Double Furlough, based on Charles Martin's radio play, adapted by Marion Parsonnet, has PTSD soldier Joseph Cotten running into convict (who could have convicted her??) Ginger Rogers. He's welcomed into the family home, meeting Shirley Temple (this was straight after Since You Went Away), Spring Byington and Tom Tully.

Great scene with Cotten freaking out in hotel room.

Evenly lit by Tony Gaudio.