Tomorrow’s Too Late is a moving and intimate documentary that takes you on a rare journey through the gender transition of musician Dylan Holloway, also known as Dylan And The Moon. Directed by Terry Loane, the film captures Dylan’s courage and vulnerability as they navigate the complex emotions of losing an old identity while embracing their true self. What struck me most when I interviewed Dylan back in 2024 was his warmth and resilience, qualities that shine through every frame of this film.
The documentary’s blend of candid video diaries, archival footage, and a haunting musical dialogue between Dylan’s past and present voices creates a powerful conversation about identity, transformation, and the cost of authenticity. It’s not just a story about transition; it’s about the universal search for self and the bravery it demands.
I admire Dylan immensely, not only for his artistry but for the strength they’ve shown in facing public scrutiny and personal doubt. His story is inspiring, necessary, and told with a rare honesty that invites empathy and understanding.
Good news for those who want to experience this remarkable film: the exclusive screening run at The Arzner London’s LGBTQ+ cinema in Bermondsey has been extended for an additional week, now showing through August 6th, 2026. If you haven’t seen it yet, this is your chance to witness a musical and emotional journey that stays with you long after the credits roll.
For more insight, you can read my in-depth interview with Dylan from 2024 here: From Bowie to Breakthrough: Dylan Holloway’s Harmonious Journey to Authenticity.