The camera captures the Earth as a brown, meteor-scarred planet. Volcanoes erupt, and meteors bombard its surface in silence.

The camera zooms in on the barren and lifeless surface of the Earth. Lightning strikes and concusses murky pools of water.

In the large empty living room, Kaufman paces nervously, contemplating his 40th birthday. The voice-over reveals his insecurities.

Kaufman glances at his reflection in the mirror while struggling with feelings of inadequacy. He worries about his appearance and self-image.

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The camera observes a deserted highway through vast swampland as the British narrator provides commentary on natural selection.

John Laroche drives the van, filled with gardening tools and supplies, while contemplating the beauty of nature.

Inside an old green Ford, Russell, Vinson, and Randy share laughter while passing a joint and observing Laroche's erratic driving.

Inside the New Yorker magazine office, Orlean types as she reflects on Laroche's character, while the camera captures her allure.

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Tony, the ranger, drives through the swamps, spotting the parked vehicles ahead. He communicates via his C.B. radio.

A montage shows Orchids blooming rapidly, contrasting the life cycle of plants with human experiences.

At a business lunch, Kaufman feels anxious and distracted while eating with Valerie as they discuss his latest work.

Kaufman meets Margaret in her new office, exchanging pleasantries while discussing their lives.

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Laroche leads the Indian men through the swamp as they search for plants, pointing out a turtle.

Laroche oversees the Indian workers as they gather orchids and stuff them into bags.

Kaufman talks to his therapist about his sexual obsessions and insecurities regarding women.

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