The 2020 Black List, a collection of unproduced screenplays that are the most popular but not necessarily the finest, included Anything's Possible. After watching the movie, it is clear why this story would be popular because it is a heartwarming tale of self-acceptance and unwavering love. The bond between Kelsa and Khalid is wonderful; it is conventional in many respects but unexpectedly refreshing in others. Although the romance in this movie takes center stage, the film's basic character-driven story is what keeps audiences watching. There are issues, despite the fact that there is a lot to enjoy.
Billy Porter's first feature-length directing effort is titled Anything's Possible (formerly known as What If?). The coming-of-age love comedy, written by Ximena Garca Lecuona, centers on Kelsa (Eva Reign), a young woman who develops feelings for Khalid (Abubakr Ali) at school. The fact that Kelsa is trans can make or break their relationship, despite the fact that their courtship is experiencing all the typical speed bumps.
Eva Reign has an allure. It's difficult to look away from her because of her apparent IT girl appeal. Fortunately, she frequently appears on tv with the incredibly charming and endearing Abubakr Ali. At first, Kelsa was supposed to be played by Yasmine Finnley. Reign is going into the spotlight in the hopes of being one of many young trans stars to establish a name for themselves in this industry, while Finnley went on to star in the popular teen series Heartstopper on Netflix. She is to be commended since Reign gives Kelsa a lot of warmth and self-assurance. Her portrayal of the role is so effortless that it would make people want to support her right away. ali is also entertaining.
Anything's Possible takes care to never focus on Kelsa's negative experiences. It aims to be nice and uplifting. While it is successful in that aspect, the overall effect is rather unkempt because these loose ends are not tied off. There is a sense that Kelsa's connections outside of her romantic one could have been explored more, in addition to the charming story of her and Khalid. They are the most exciting parts of the movie, but because there are so many other topics to cover, everything is hurriedly wrapped up to make a nice finish.
Billy Porter's first feature-length directing effort is titled Anything's Possible (formerly known as What If?). The coming-of-age love comedy, written by Ximena Garca Lecuona, centers on Kelsa (Eva Reign), a young woman who develops feelings for Khalid (Abubakr Ali) at school. The fact that Kelsa is trans can make or break their relationship, despite the fact that their courtship is experiencing all the typical speed bumps.
Eva Reign has an allure. It's difficult to look away from her because of her apparent IT girl appeal. Fortunately, she frequently appears on tv with the incredibly charming and endearing Abubakr Ali. At first, Kelsa was supposed to be played by Yasmine Finnley. Reign is going into the spotlight in the hopes of being one of many young trans stars to establish a name for themselves in this industry, while Finnley went on to star in the popular teen series Heartstopper on Netflix. She is to be commended since Reign gives Kelsa a lot of warmth and self-assurance. Her portrayal of the role is so effortless that it would make people want to support her right away. ali is also entertaining.
Anything's Possible takes care to never focus on Kelsa's negative experiences. It aims to be nice and uplifting. While it is successful in that aspect, the overall effect is rather unkempt because these loose ends are not tied off. There is a sense that Kelsa's connections outside of her romantic one could have been explored more, in addition to the charming story of her and Khalid. They are the most exciting parts of the movie, but because there are so many other topics to cover, everything is hurriedly wrapped up to make a nice finish.
