When a duffel bag explodes into existence over the Nevada desert, Dyson Wheeler - set to be hanged - seizes his chance at escape, killing his captor with the shovel he was just using to dig his own grave. Thus begins Wheeler's mission to avenge the death of his beloved wife Rachel, and in the process, create our particular pocket of space-time, The Future That Matters To Us. The Lord of All Future Space and Time is a classic western tale of revenge interrupted by sci-fi hijinks. Purposefully and joyfully heavy on narration - in the style of early Coen Brothers or somewhere between Goodfellas and Amelie - it's a tall tale in a short film, a fast-paced comedy asking the big questions about time, grief, love and the meaning of life itself.

A girl who logs onto the Internet in 1996 is amazed to find her Facebook profile from 15 years in the future.

Narrated by Uma Thurman, the nature series by Brain Leith Productions takes a rare look at the vital role of carbon in our planet, and the power of nature in helping to restore and stabilize our ecosystems. 　　By blending compelling science with cutting-edge graphics and cinematic shots of oceans, grasslands, forests and metropolises, THE FUTURE OF NATURE brings the invisible element of carbon into view. These stories provide audiences with a unique visual representation of the planet’s ecosystems, uncovering the role that animals, plants and people have on carbon and solutions that could help stabilize environmental shifts. 　　Featuring contributors from all corners of the globe, THE FUTURE OF NATURE follows climatologists, ecologists, Indigenous leaders and economists. Their stories reveal how nature is helping to rebalance Earth’s delicate systems and heal itself. 　　Episode Descriptions 　　Episode 2: “Grasslands” 　　Episode 3: “Forests” 　　Episode 4: “Humans” 　　is a production by Brian Leith Productions for PBS in association with ARTE France. Executive produced by Giulio Boccaletti and Patrick Morris. Narrated by Uma Thurman. Series producer is Verity White. Nicola Brown produced and directed episode one. Robert Myler produced and directed episode two and Gavin Maxwell produced and directed episodes three and four. Music by Ben Foster. BBC Studios is handling international distribution.