Portrait of Jennie (1948) is a haunting romantic fantasy film directed by William Dieterle. The story follows Eben Adams (Joseph Cotten), a struggling artist in New York City who becomes captivated by a mysterious young woman named Jennie (Jennifer Jones). He encounters her several times over the years, each time finding her older and more beautiful, yet unable to understand the strange circumstances surrounding her. As Eben's obsession with Jennie grows, he begins to question whether she is a real person or a figment of his imagination. With a combination of romance, supernatural elements, and psychological intrigue, Portrait of Jennie explores themes of love, time, and artistic inspiration. The film is notable for its atmospheric visuals, enchanting score, and the ethereal performance by Jennifer Jones, making it a memorable classic in the fantasy genre.