Dealin' with Idiots

About This Movie

Dealin' with Idiots offers a quirky glimpse into the world of youth sports, where the stakes can feel absurdly high. Max Morris, played by the director himself, navigates a sea of eccentric parents and exaggerated coaching antics. The film's atmosphere is lighthearted, yet underneath, it cleverly critiques the ridiculousness of competitive parenting. Pacing is pretty laid back, allowing for a natural flow of humor that feels less scripted and more observational. The characters are vividly drawn, with performances that dance between caricature and relatable reality. What stands out is its blend of real-life scenarios with comedic elements, almost like a mockumentary vibe, that makes you reflect on the lengths people go for their kids’ glory. Not every joke lands, but it captures that chaotic energy well.

Features a unique blend of observational humor and satire. · Captures the competitive spirit of youth sports culture. · Offers a mix of scripted and improvised performances.