Simple Minds: Everything Is Possible

This documentary follows the trajectory of Simple Minds, a Scottish band that rose from working-class origins in post-industrial Glasgow to achieve international fame. The film explores the social and political environment of their hometown and the key moments that shaped their sound across genres like new wave, electronic music, and post-punk. It tracks their journey from early beginnings to major milestones, including their performance at Live Aid and the success of the song Don't You (Forget About Me) in the movie The Breakfast Club, while noting their ongoing commitment to touring.

The film was directed by Joss Crowley, following his 2022 work Shania Twain: Not Just a Girl and preceding his 2026 project Pretenders. Produced by Joss Crowley and Des Shaw through Greenwich Entertainment, the production features appearances by band members Jim Kerr and Charlie Burchill. The cast includes 27 credited individuals, with interviews featuring Bob Geldof, Molly Ringwald, Jimmy Iovine, and James Dean Bradfield. Released on June 13, 2025, the United Kingdom production has a runtime of 88 minutes.