As the motion picture is self-recorded, each sequence is a testimony of how Muir is emotionally and physically handling the trek (Muir & Darling 2003). It includes interviews from people Muir met, showing their reactions and testimonies of how he refused any help (Muir & Darling 2003). It also shows the different survival methods used by Jon Muir, inspired by Aboriginal Knowledge of hunting and gathering. It displays his shelter and defence methods against Australian wildlife (Muir & Darling 2003). One of the struggles’ Jon Muir underwent was his quest for water (Muir & Darling 2003).The last 100 km of Muir's Trek was not recorded as his camera died (Muir & Darling 2003), but he arrived safely, without Seraphine who died along the way into Burketown. The film's conclusion shows Muir's 25 kilogram weight-loss and troubles with mal-nutrition (Muir & Darling 2003).