Desc: Chain Paradise: Directed by Sean Babas. With Sara Hedgren, Margrét Asta, Sarah Spunde, Brittany Ressa. The year is 2019. China, Russia, North Korea, and Russia have formed a powerful alliance with the shared ownership over the world's majority of nuclear weaponry. In return, the U.N. including the U.S. have opted to not become involved in any situations within these countries unless threatening a mass amount of citizens. Meanwhile, the four countries have realized this and taken advantage- including growing their high-end human trafficking programs. With facilities stationed in remote locations, young women are captured from both Europe and the U.S. and brought in with absolutely no hope of being saved by their homelands. Olivia, a beautiful red-head from Sweden, is one of these young women. The story begins with her amidst a vast desert landscape, completely lost and desperate for survival. As her trek begins to find the closest help, she finds herself faced with near-death experiences along with figuring out tactical survival methods to keep going. While this happens, brief flashbacks in reverse order reveal to the audience that she had been captured, sold, trafficked and exploited to high-paying clients to the organization she was enslaved to. During her desert journey, Olivia overcomes heroin withdrawals, survives being hunted by a professional sniper, and becomes self-actualized. Ultimately, she accepts death as her fate whilst burning alive under the harsh Gobi desert sun.