An homage to Jorge Luis Borges, but distinct in its own right.

Set in Istanbul and suspended between consciousness and erasure, Labyrinth follows Boratin, a man who survives a suicide attempt only to lose his memory. As he wanders the city trying to reconstruct a self from fragments, things like music, conversations, half-recognised streets. 

Spare, lyrical, and quietly devastating, Labyrinth reads like a philosophical fugue — part testimony, part disappearance.