Roeg's bizarre story about Einstein, Monroe, McCarthy, and Di Maggio - Insignificance - Epinions.com

Roeg's bizarre story about Einstein, Monroe, McCarthy, and Di Maggio - Insignificance - Epinions.com: "'Insignificance' is a story that takes place over the course of one night in 1954 New York City. The film takes four major celebrities of the time (Monroe, Senator McCarthy, Einstein, and Joe Dimaggio) and puts them through a series of meetings in and around Albert Einstein's NYC hotel room. Apparently, Einstein (coined the Professor) is in NYC awaiting the next day's McCarthy commie trial, when Marylin Monroe comes for a late night visit. Monroe seems dedicated to proving that she knows Einstein's Theory of Relativity in an amusing sequence, and ultimately tries to get the genius into bed. Enter Joe Di Maggio (Monroe's husband), and with all of his jealousy and overwhelming masculinity seems intent on taking the actress home. Senator McCarthy is a weasely obsessive bully who enters the other three characters' lives serving as the antagonist"