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Fish & Rice
A family is having fish for lunch at a restaurant, while the parents are arguing about a stranger’s visit to their house, and their son’s dreamy mind is obsessing over the eyes of fish and their dreams. When the boy finds a small diamond ring inside his piece of fish, the heated argument between the parents escalates into a fight over the boy’s diamond ring and who gets to have it, while the boy’s mind fixates even more, on the fish’s eye.
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A family is having fish for lunch at a restaurant, while the parents are arguing about a stranger’s visit to their house, and their son’s dreamy mind is obsessing over the eyes of fish and their dreams. When the boy finds a small diamond ring inside his piece of fish, the heated argument between the parents escalates into a fight over the boy’s diamond ring and who gets to have it, while the boy’s mind fixates even more, on the fish’s eye.
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