Nobody Came to My Birthday Party Because the World Ended Three Weeks Ago

Nobody Came to My Birthday Party Because the World Ended Three Weeks Ago

The world already ended. It can't really get any worse.

NR 2024 · 43 min · Comedy

Three weeks after the end of the world via collapse of the multiverse, a depressed girl tries to find people to invite to her birthday party.

Directed by Nathan Lathroum

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