GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source

4.
He prepares a second sachet for his middle finger. Jerome
then applies skin-colored cover-up makeup to the sachets,
blending them in with the color of his fingers. JEROME, still
dressed in his robe, climbs a large, spiral staircase to the
floor above.
INT. JEROME'S CONDOMINIUM. EARLY MORNING.
He emerges at the top of the staircase into a similarly
large, loft-style condominium. Through the floor to ceiling
window that opens onto a balcony we see that dawn is only
just starting to leak into the night sky.
In the bedroom JEROME removes a shirt from a dry cleaning
bag. Printed on the bag "Confidentiality Guaranteed". He
emerges from his bedroom, dressed in a smart albeit
unconventionally cut suit. He adjusts his tie in the mirror,
careful not to disturb the sachets attached to his fingertips.
INT. INVESTIGATOR'S POOL. MORNING.
A lone MAN swims a ferocious lap of freestyle in what appears
to be a pool of enormous length - yet he never reaches the
pool's end. We pull wider to reveal that the man is swimming
against an artificial current in a pool barely larger than
himself.
Abruptly, the man stops and stands up - the fast-flowing
current instantly stilled. We glimpse the face of
INVESTIGATOR LUCAS. Thirties, he has a youthful yet rigid
face. We have the impression that he does not swim for
pleasure.
EXT. CONDOMINIUM COMPLEX. MORNING.
It is still early as JEROME exits the building's underground
parking garage in an immaculate Studebaker Avanti and
proceeds down the long straight driveway. He exchanges a
wave with a GARDENER trimming a lawn.
The whir of the car's electric powered engine belies its
conventional appearance.
EXT. GATTACA AEROSPACE CORPORATION. DAY.
JEROME's car exits a highway and turns up the sweeping road
leading to the parking lot of "GATTACA AEROSPACE
CORPORATION". A sleek, modern, low-rise industrial compound
boasting perfectly manicured landscaped gardens.