"After Bannion leaves, the scene ends with Bertha pulling he curtain aside and looking out of her window.[The year is 1946.] A Plymouth is parked outside a cabin [belonging o a golf pro engaged in an affair with an adulterous wife].In a series of still shots, the sun rises on the dawn of civilization in a primordial landscape of arid, wasteland desert.In one brilliant inter-cut image, a tapir falls to the ground - the vegetarian man-ape will be able to hunt for food and kill a tapir with his new utilitarian ool.To answer his critics, director Griffith made a follow-up film, the magnificent four story epic about human intolerance titledIntolerance (1916).