And Then There Were None

Ten people are invited to a hotel in the heart of an Iranian desert. Their host is the mysterious U.N. Owen, who fails to arrive himself. After dinner on their first night, a mysterious recording starts to play, accusing each of them of a murder they got away with. Not long after the recording ends, one of the guests admits his guilt and soon ends up poisoned.

The guests soon realize none of them have actually met U.N. Owen and suspect his intentions for inviting them to the hotel are far more sinister then first appeared. With no way to cross the desert, and a helicopter not scheduled to pick them up for several days, the guests find themselves slowly being killed off while their deaths suspiciously mirror a nursery rhyme hung in the hotel.