Personalizing a divisive political issue at the same time the U.S. Supreme Court upheld aggressive state-level legislation that bans gender-affirming care for minors, “Just Kids” invites audiences to get two know three teenagers trying to live in harmony while feeling like they do not belong in their own bodies. The documentary’s format may be conventional — featuring camera-facing talking heads and interviews with the central trio and their families — but it still makes a powerful, humanizing case for those impacted by the decision.
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The film is credited to the Toboni sisters, Gianna (who directed) and Jacqueline (one of its producers). Their
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