In the mid-50s, the famous New York photographer Ed Fingersh received an order for a photo shoot with Marilyn Monroe. Two bright personalities met, always surrounded by a noisy crowd and at the same time tragically lonely. For a week, Ed followed the movie star everywhere, but it only took him a few moments to unravel her secret. “Photographing Marilyn is like photographing light.” Bright, luxurious, sexy, but at the same time vulnerable, fragile, dissatisfied with herself, this magnificent blonde, even in the glare of the spotlight and under the flashes of cameras, remained elusive and elusive, like a ray of light. The mystery of Marilyn Monroe still excites the imagination, although half a century has passed since the 20th century cinema legend left this world.