Billy Porter directed the film Anything’s Possible, starring Eva Reign and Abubakar Ali, which premieres on Prime Video on July 22nd.
Eva Reign stars as Kelsa and Abubakr Ali as Khal in Billy Porter’s directorial debut
ANYTHING’S POSSIBLE
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The movie follows Kelsa, a transgender high senior played by Reign, navigating through her last year of school. Kelsa has a love for fashion and animals whose names reflect their unique traits, similar to her, whose name translates to brave. Reign’s character has a Youtube channel where she discusses various topics and documents her daily experiences as a transgender teen. One of her classmates, Khai, played by Ali, develops a crush on Kelsa, and despite the drama, the two begin to date. As the film progresses, both characters must navigate through judgment from friends and family while learning ways to communicate with one another and not allow outside voices to define them.
Actor Eva Reign and director Bill Porter on the set of their film ANYTHING’S POSSIBLE An Orion Pictures Release Photo credit: Tony Rivetti © 2022 Orion Releasing LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Director Bill Porter and actors Kelly Lamor Wilson and Eva Reign and on the set of their film ANYTHING’S POSSIBLE An Orion Pictures Release Photo credit: Tony Rivetti © 2022 Orion Releasing LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Eva Reign stars as Kelsa and Abubakr Ali as Khal in Billy Porter’s directorial debut ANYTHING’S POSSIBLE An Orion Pictures Release Photo credit: Tony Rivetti © 2022 Orion Releasing LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Anything’s Possible is a romantic comedy that shows that love goes beyond the conversation of gender and sexual orientation. The movie represents various groups within the LGTBQ+ community and their allies, offering fans and viewers a modern love story that is both inclusive and heartwarming. The Knockturnal spoke with Porter, Reign, and Ali about the film and the importance of representation, especially within the tv and film industry. Porter also discussed his directorial debut with this movie and what this opportunity meant to him.
