What to read, watch, and listen to if you lovedStill Time
Film · 2023
If you loved Still Time, start with Long Story Short (Raphael Bob-Waksberg, 2025) — a series from the same story. Below: 4 books, 4 series and 2 podcasts, each matched to Still Time across media.
What hooked you in Still Time is the way a sudden, fragmented relationship with time forces a radical reevaluation of love.
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Long Story Short
Raphael Bob-Waksberg · Series · 2025
Books on the same thread
The Lost Bookshop
Evie Woods · Book · 2023
Explores: Books about books, Hidden history, Second chances.
Much like the disorienting life jumps in Still Time, this book uses a mysterious, magical setting to explore how characters reclaim the moments they lost to time.
Accidentally Amy
Lynn Painter · Book · 2026
Explores: Mistaken Identity, Online Dating, Meet-Cute.
If the accidental life path in Still Time kept you intrigued, you will appreciate how this story hinges on a single, impulsive decision that changes everything for the protagonist.
The Romance Revival
Christina Lauren · Book · 2026
Explores: rebuilding marriage, emotional healing, fate vs choice.
This novel mirrors the core premise of Still Time by using a sudden, life-altering accident to strip away memories, ultimately questioning how we rebuild love from a blank slate.
The Memory Library
Kate Storey · Book · 2024
Explores: Memory, Family Secrets, Small Town Life.
Like the protagonist of Still Time who struggles with forgetting his milestones, this story highlights the poignant, bittersweet weight of family history and the memories we leave behind.
Series on the same thread
Golden Time
Series · 2013
Explores: Amnesia, Coming-of-age, Obsessive Love.
This series shares the exact central conflict found in Still Time, focusing on a protagonist navigating the emotional fallout of severe memory loss within a complex romantic life.
Every Year After
Series · 2026
Explores: soulmates, nostalgia, long-term relationship.
If you enjoyed the way Still Time tracks the fleeting nature of milestones, you will find this exploration of long-term soulmates and the passage of time equally compelling.
As Time Goes By
Colin Bostock-Smith · Series · 1992
Shares a thread with Still Time: Romantic Comedy.
This sitcom captures the same spirit of second chances seen in Still Time, focusing on how characters bridge the gap between their past selves and their present realities.
Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair
Linwood Boomer · Series · 2026
Explores: familial obligation, generational trauma, estrangement.
Fans of Still Time will recognize the tension of a milestone birthday acting as a catalyst for forced confrontation with a life that has moved on without you.
Podcasts on the same thread
The Truth
The Truth · Podcast · 2026
Explores: human condition, experimental storytelling, moral ambiguity.
These cinematic audio stories mirror the experimental, life-questioning tone of Still Time, offering short, intense windows into the human condition that linger long after the recording ends.
CounterClock
Audiochuck · Podcast · 2025
Explores: unsolved homicide, seeking justice, historical mystery.
If you were drawn to the investigative aspect of Still Time, this podcast captures the same drive to turn back time and uncover truths hidden by the passing years.
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Common questions
Is Still Time based on the same story as Long Story Short?
Yes, Still Time and Long Story Short share the same premise regarding a man experiencing time jumping forward in his life. Both titles explore the consequences of a protagonist losing memory of his own experiences as time passes rapidly.
What is the main conflict Dante faces in Still Time?
In Still Time, Dante wakes up on his birthday to discover he has lost a year of his life. He struggles with the reality that his partner is pregnant and faces the distressing sensation that time is moving too quickly for him to retain important memories.
Does Dante remember the events leading up to his pregnancy in Still Time?
No, Dante does not remember the events in Still Time. After his 40th birthday party, he wakes up one year later with no recollection of the preceding months, leaving him unaware of how he arrived at the situation where Alice is pregnant.
Should I watch Still Time before watching Long Story Short?
You can watch either title independently as they are separate adaptations. Since both Still Time and Long Story Short cover the same core narrative of a man skipping through years of his life, the viewing order does not affect your understanding of the plot.