A stream carries an apple past impossible reflections, and for twenty minutes nothing else happens, and you stop expecting anything else to happen. The animation doesn't move like animation, it moves like watching actual water think about itself. This is what happens when someone decides claymation doesn't need to tell you anything, only show you everything, and trusts you to feel the difference.

An apple drifts down a mill stream. On the water's surface, where the sky is mirrored, countless phantom fish flicker into view and then fade away again. Suisei is a comedy film in a single episode, built around this quiet image of fruit, water and passing illusions.