Sickly sweet romcom from Billy Porter about two middle-class high schoolers - a Black trans girl with a YouTube channel and an Iranian boy who has a crush on her, and chronicles the development of their short-lived relationship over Reddit. Unless you have a heart of ice, this film's depiction of an awkward adolescent romance will probably make you smile. However, the film has some significant shortcomings.
As others have pointed out, the biggest "villains" are dark skinned Black people, which is odd for a production so concerned with positive representations of minorities.
Anything's Possible is also over-written in places. For example, the scene where the mothers of Kelsa and her former best friend argue over whether Kelsa should be permitted in a 'single sex space' is written like a Twitter fight, not a real life conversation between two women in their 40s or 50s.
Overall, I wouldn't recommend this film. It was ok to pass some time while I was resting in bed with flu, but there's so many better coming of age movies out there.
