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The Mixtape for The End of The World (2025)
Set in the late '80s, ambitious 15-year-old Milo uncovers an imminent asteroid threat and enlists his best friend Olivia for a chaotic journey to warn NASA. As they race against time, fantasy blurs with reality, and they must decide if their friendship is worth more than their mission to save the world.
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Set in the late '80s, ambitious 15-year-old Milo uncovers an imminent asteroid threat and enlists his best friend Olivia for a chaotic journey to warn NASA. As they race against time, fantasy blurs with reality, and they must decide if their friendship is worth more than their mission to save the world.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Adventure
Written By:Fernanda Neu
In Theaters:12/15/2025
Box Office:$7,000
Runtime:10 minutes
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