Very good all around. Crazy evocative with its rich imagery and well-used, minimalist visuals; everything that happens on the screen feels effective and justified, and the sound design hits all the beats it needs to as well. On the whole, it's a short piece confident in its restrained, classical simplicity, and the story comes off as thoughtfully scoped and paced, maybe apart from one scene near the ending where the descriptions feel like they drag just a little.
I like the attention given to presentation, too, especially the (too often neglected) opening and credits sequences. Just a couple of technical nitpicks: the font doesn't look too good when bolded, and some screens don't respect text speed, which feels a bit jarring and breaks the flow of the text.