In a desolate landscape where civilization has crumbled, one stubbornly cheerful fruit stand remains defiantly open for business. Directed by Rachel Liu, this poignant and absurdist short film follows its resilient proprietor, a woman determined to maintain a slice of normalcy by selling perfect, gleaming apples to a world that has seemingly ended. Her quiet routine is disrupted by the arrival of a weary, dust-covered traveler, whose disbelief at finding such a pristine outpost sparks an unexpected connection. As they engage in a halting, often humorous negotiation over the price of produce, a fragile hope begins to blossom amidst the ruins. Blending wry comedy with a deeply humanistic core, Fruitstand at the End of the World explores the enduring power of simple rituals and human connection, asking what we choose to preserve when everything else is gone.