Mia Carter's life begins with a fleeting encounter at a McDonald's near her rural West Virginia home a brief connection that leaves her pregnant and abandoned. Trapped by poverty, social judgment, and a world that refuses to forgive, she drifts into a grim existence of survival: Uber deliveries to the city, manipulation by the men who control her, addiction, and coerced prostitution. When Daniel, the man exploiting her, is violently killed, Mia's fragile reality shatters further. Dependent on cannabis to escape her trauma and under the calculated influence of Harlow, her mind deteriorates until hospitalization can no longer save her. Mia's death leaves her mother grieving over a grave and her unwanted baby, Emily, clinging to life. Harsh, raw, and unflinching, MIA: No Way Out explores the crushing weight of poverty, addiction, exploitation, and the inescapable traps that shape a young woman's doomed life.