Fioretta (2023): Cast & Ratings
Fioretta is a 2023 documentary directed by Matthew Mishory, starring Nolan Lebovitz, E. Randol Schoenberg and Nuria Schoenberg. It runs 2 hours 7 minutes. Critics gave it 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, and IMDb users rate it 7.9/10.
- Released
- Runtime
- 2h 7m (127 min)
- Director
- Matthew Mishory
- Genre
- Documentary
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Rubber Ring Films
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Fioretta About?
The premise of Fioretta without spoilers.
Randy Schoenberg, a history enthusiast, sets out on a journey to discover his family’s rich history spanning five centuries. He’s joined by his teenage son, Joey, who approaches the quest with a healthy dose of skepticism. Their travels across Europe reveal an incredible story involving royalty, mystics, prophets, and even a false messiah, while also highlighting the ordinary individuals who lived through centuries of upheaval and change.
Fioretta Cast & Characters
Nolan Lebovitz leads the cast, with E. Randol Schoenberg and Nuria Schoenberg. Directed by Matthew Mishory; 20 actors are credited in all.
- Director Matthew Mishory
- Nolan Lebovitz as themselves
- E. Randol Schoenberg as themselves
- Nuria Schoenberg as themselves
- Samuel Budiman as Voice of Child
Also Starring in Fioretta
· 16 more- Filip Finkelstejn Young Randy
- Serena Nono Themselves
- Traude Triebel Themselves
- Jaroslav Achab Haidler
- Julius Müller Themselves
- Wolf-Erich Eckstein Themselves
- Tomás Psenicka
- Gabriela Farr
- Georg Gaugusch
- Thomas Krakora
- Arnie Schoenberg
- Daniel Polakovic
- Lincoln Nemeth
- Joey Schoenberg
- Joshua Curran
- Lenka Matusikova
More from Matthew Mishory
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Fioretta Reviews & Ratings
Critics gave Fioretta 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, and IMDb users rate it 7.9/10. Our Echo Score gives it 86/100, strongest in sensory experience (90) and weakest in art & craft (78).
Fioretta Echo Score Breakdown
Fioretta delivers a compelling documentary experience that resonates through its exploration of family history and cultural memory. The film’s visual richness and emotional depth are highlighted by numerous viewers, while its modest pacing lapses are noted but do not detract significantly from the overall impact. Consensus among critics and audiences places the work solidly within the upper tier of documentary storytelling, offering both educational value and lasting emotional appeal.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 78
ART reflects a blend of strong visual composition and occasional unevenness in execution. Reviewers commend the film’s lovely cinematography, vivid locations across Europe, and moments of brilliant editing that enhance the narrative flow. However, some critics describe the overall approach as slapdash and note a minor excess of window‑focused scenery. The artistic merits remain a notable strength despite these flaws.
- Character & Emotion 88
CHARACTER is anchored by the authentic father‑son dynamic and the broader family connections explored throughout the documentary. Audiences and critics note the nuanced performances and emotional resonance that arise from personal interviews and archival discoveries. While the format limits traditional acting, the genuine interactions convey depth and empathy, reinforcing the film’s emotional core.
- Story & Flow 82
STORY presents a distinctive genealogical narrative that intertwines personal history with broader cultural themes. Reviewers praise the engaging progression from archival research to on‑location discoveries, highlighting the film’s originality and informative pacing. Some comments point to a slight overrun of ten minutes and occasional missing graphics, yet the overall coherence and compelling arc sustain audience interest.
- Sensory Experience 90
SENSORY benefits from striking visual composition and a thoughtfully curated soundtrack that accentuate the film’s historical journey. Critics and viewers repeatedly mention the beautiful scenery, vivid color palettes, and immersive sound design that enhance the sense of place. The auditory‑visual blend remains consistently effective, contributing to a rich sensory experience throughout.
- Rewatch Factor 87
REWATCH is reinforced by the film’s enduring thematic relevance and emotionally resonant moments, prompting viewers to return for deeper appreciation. Multiple audience members express intent to view the documentary again, citing its educational value and the captivating father‑son relationship as reasons for repeat viewings. The combination of historical insight and personal storytelling sustains its lasting appeal.
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IMDb 7.9 /10
69 votes
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Rotten Tomatoes 100% Tomatometer
Popcornmeter 100%
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TMDB 10% User score
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Letterboxd 3.5 /5
166893 ratings
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Fioretta Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Fioretta.
Fioretta Also Known As
14 alternative titles, including “Weird - The Al Yankovic Story” and “위어드”.
- Also known as
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- Weird - The Al Yankovic Story
- 위어드
- Странный Эл
- 怪人:阿尔·杨科维克的故事
- ווירד: סיפורו של אל ינקוביק
- Weird: La historia de Al Yankovic
- Čudo: Priča o Alu Yankoviću
- Дивний: Історія Ела Янковича
- Weird - Die Al Yankovic Story
- Чудак: Прича о Ал Јанковићу
- Weird: Zgodba o Alu Yankovicu
- Weird: Az Al Yankovic Sztori
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- Weird: la història d'Al Yankovic
- Weird - La storia di Al Yankovic
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Fioretta FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, ratings and post-credit scenes of Fioretta, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Fioretta?
Fioretta runs 2 hours 7 minutes (127 minutes).
When was Fioretta released?
Fioretta was released on December 1, 2023.
Who directed Fioretta?
Fioretta was directed by Matthew Mishory.
More films by Matthew Mishory Who is in the cast of Fioretta?
Fioretta stars Nolan Lebovitz, E. Randol Schoenberg and Nuria Schoenberg, among 20 credited actors.
How is Fioretta rated?
Fioretta has 7.9/10 on IMDb, 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, 10% on TMDB and 3.5/5 on Letterboxd.
Does Fioretta have a post-credit scene?
No. Fioretta has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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