The last big investor Ryan Kavanaugh seduced into believing troubled Relativity Media could survive has asked a Bankruptcy Court judge to take it off life support.

Chicago investor Joseph Nicholas, who helped convince the same New York judge last year that Kavanaugh’s 12-year-old studio would be able to restructure and thrive, is now insisting it be liquidated.

Relativity owes Nicholas more than $35 million, according to papers filed in court late Wednesday that seek to liquidate what remains of Kavanaugh’s dream.

It was just last March when Nicholas, a hedge-fund investor, told Judge Michael Wiles he’d have no trouble raising $100 million in fresh equity for Relativity.

“The calls are coming in,” Nicholas told Wiles.

When it emerged from Chapter 11 in April 2016, Nicholas was named co-CEO.

Since then, however, Nicholas said he and investment bank Houlihan Lokey have been unable to raise additional equity.