Amazon Prime Video’s newest original movieAnything’s Possibleis set to premiereon July 22.The film follows a blossoming romance between two high-schoolers, Kelsa (Eva Reign) and Khal (Abubakr Ali). Kelsa, a confident 17-year-old trans girl, develops a crush on her classmate Khal after they share a meet-cute in art class. Khal is just as head-over-heels for her, and the pair eventually decide to pursue a relationship with each other. It’s your classic high school romance, with the terrors of text-flirting and admitting feelings to your crush, but what setsAnything’s Possibleapart from every other teen rom-com is its representation of a transgender teen and her experiences. Kelsa’s journey through her senior year is as much about her new relationship as it is about her friendships, her relationship with her mom, and her plans for the future.
Anything’s Possiblestars Eva Reign as Kelsa. Reign is a former assistant editor at them., and she recently won a Peabody and GLAAD Media Award for her work as a correspondent onTransnational, a Vice News docuseries that explores the lives of trans people around the globe. Kelsa’s love interest, Khal, is played by Abubakr Ali, who has previously appeared in theRiverdalespinoffKaty Keeneas Raj Patel. Ali is set to play the titular role in the upcoming Netflix seriesGrendel. Also featured in Anything’s Possible areBel-Air’sSimone Joy JonesandHamiltonalumRenée Elise Goldsberry.
Billy Porter, best known for his work as Pray Tell on the FX drama seriesPose, is making his directorial debut withAnything’s Possible.Porter also originated the role of Lola inKinky Bootson Broadway, a performance that won him a Tony for Best Actor in a Musical. This is the first feature-length film for writerXimena García Lecuona, who previously wrote the screenplays for two short films,Satanic Panic!andGoatsucker.
Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch this new coming-of-age romantic comedy when it releases on July 22.
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Will Anything’s Possible Be Streaming Online?
The film will be available to stream on Amazon Prime Video on July 27, 2025. This means you’ll be able to cozy up at home and streamAnything’s Possiblewhen it premieres. Be sure to check out thelanding page for the movieon Amazon Prime Video for more information.
Amazon Prime Video is available through their desktop website as well as their mobile app for Android and iPhone. If you prefer to watch movies on a bigger screen, you’re able to download the Amazon Prime Video app for your Smart TV, Roku, Fire TV Stick, or gaming device.
Can You Watch Anything’s Possible Without an Amazon Prime Account?
Anything’s Possibleis going to be released as a Prime Video exclusive, which means it won’t be available in theaters or on any other streaming services. You’ll need an Amazon Prime account to watch the film when it premieres.
Amazon Prime is currently available for $14.99 a month or $139 a year, which includes Prime Video streaming and a host of other Amazon shopping benefits. If you’re only interested in streaming, however, you may get a Prime Video subscription for $8.99 a month which will give you access to Prime Video’s TV and movie catalog.
Watchthe Anything’s Possible Trailer Here:
The trailer for Anything’s Possible shows Kelsa and Khal as they begin to develop feelings for each other after sharing a flirty exchange at school. “It’s a pull your hair out, scream it out the window for the whole world to hear, kinda deal,” Khal says about his new crush. Kelsa feels the same way about him, but that doesn’t mean their relationship is smooth sailing. Kelsa’s new relationship drives a rift between her and her friend Megan (Simone Joy Jones), who also had a crush on Khal. Friendships are put to the test for Khal as well when he has to face one of his friends not accepting Kelsa’s gender identity.
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Crush:Rowan Blanchard(Girl Meets World) stars inCrushas Paige Evans, a high school student struggling to put together a piece about her “happiest moment” for her art school application. After being accused of being a notorious school vandal called ‘KingPun’, Paige is forced to join the school’s track team to avoid suspension. This means she has to train alongside her longtime crush, Gaby (Isabella Ferreira) while working to uncover KingPun’s true identity to clear her name. However, sparks begin to fly between Paige and Gaby’s twin sister, AJ (Auliʻi Cravalho), and Paige soon discovers that love can be found in unexpected places.
Boy Meets Girl:The 2014 romantic comedy-drama Boy Meets Girltells the story of Ricky Jones (Michelle Hendley), a young trans woman living in Kentucky with dreams of becoming a fashion designer. When the charming Francesca (Alexandra Turshen) comes to town, Ricky finds herself immediately drawn to her. Their relationship quickly progresses past friendship, despite Francesca’s engagement to a man named Michael (Michael Galante). Ricky also has to confront her relationship with her lifelong best friend, Robby (Michael Welch), whose feelings for Ricky seem to be beginning to stretch beyond platonic.
To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before:To All The Boys I’ve Loved Beforeis essential viewing for any fan of teenage rom-coms. Based on the book of the same name byJenny Han, the film follows Lara Jean Covey (Lana Condor), a quiet high schooler whose life is flipped upside down when her little sister mails out a series of love letters Lara Jean has written to every boy she’s ever had a crush on. One of the letter recipients, Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo), convinces Lara Jean to enter into a fake relationship with him to make both his ex-girlfriend and Lara Jean’s current crush, Josh (Israel Broussard), jealous. Of course, you’re able to only pretend to be in love with someone for so long without actually falling for them, and Lara Jean and Peter both soon realize maybe their relationship isn’t as fake as it was meant to be.
