Ghost is an immortal legend about the power of love. The protagonists Sam and Molly were robbed when they came home one night, and Sam was killed in the chaos. His soul is trapped between reality and heaven, and he can't leave Molly after discovering that she is in danger. With the help of Ode May Brown, a psychic in a fortune-telling shop on the street, Sam tries to contact Molly to save and protect her. As one of the highest-grossing films in the history of British cinema, Ghost was nominated for the Best Picture Oscar with 1990, and won many awards around the world. The film stars Patrick Swayze, demi moore, Tony Godwin and whoopi goldberg, with Jerry Zucker as the director. Screenwriter Bruce Joel Rubin won the Oscar for Best Screenplay and whoopi goldberg won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. The intimate scene of the protagonist making pottery in the film and the "bold melody" sung by Brother Justice in the background have become classics. The original classic musical Ghost is adapted by screenwriter Bruce Joel Rubin and directed by Matthew Voss. Rob Howell is in charge of dance beauty and costume design, Paul Keefer is in charge of visual effects, and Christopher Nightingale is in charge of music director and arranger. Hugh firestone and Bobby aitken are in charge of lighting and sound design. John Driscoll is in charge of projection design, and Ashley Warren is the dance director.