The thesis situates and discusses the current debate on conditions of life on Earth, presently threatened by the predatory use of natural resources. With the purpose of establishing a position in this debate, we present the script for a documentary film, THE WORLD AFTER THE END - a documentary that departs from the issue of death in the context of the anthropocene, in order to apporach the regenerative capacity of three groups: the Brazilian natives Ashaninka, the Tibetans and the plants. Justifying the choice of the three groups of beings observed, discourses of biologists (with emphasis on researchers in plant neurobiology), anthropologists (especially the so-called symmetrical) and religious or religious-political leaders of pre-modern peoples. Assuming a perspectivistic position, we seek to exchange advanced fractions of Western scientific knowledge with the critical and renewing impact of epistemologies of archaic societies such as Tibetan and Ashaninka. With such a speculative and artistic exercise, we intend to contribute to the opening of horizons in the midst of contemporary perplexity.