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X-WR-CALDESC:Join us for the American online debut of this special new film
 : Somebody’s Daughter by Zara Phillips.\n\nSomebody’s Daughter is a film b
 ased on Zara Phillip’s book of the same title. Presented in partnership wi
 th Adoption Knowledge Affiliates and Adoptive and Foster Family Coalition 
 of New York.\n\nAdopted as a baby in the 1960s\, becoming a backing vocali
 st to well-known bands in the 80s\, and getting sober at 22\, Zara takes u
 s on her journey to uncover the truth about her history. The story is told
  with humor and no-holds-barred honesty about the complexity of having fou
 r parents\, becoming a mother\, and learning to navigate it all. A discuss
 ion with the filmmaker will follow the film. \n\nPlease note the event is 
 from 7:30-9:30 PM. There is an $11 base price to register\, but please con
 sider selecting the $20 ticket to help keep Adoption Network Cleveland eve
 nts accessible to all. All proceeds above the base ticket price will benef
 it Adoption Network Cleveland\, keeping unbiased and informative programs 
 fee-free.\n\nAbout Zara\nZara Phillips is a singer and songwriter\, actor\
 , author\, and activist. As an adoptee herself\, much of her work is cente
 red around the adoption world and is focused on improving understanding th
 e lifelong impact of adoption. She is a mother of three and is married to 
 musician Richard Thompson. She divides her time between London and New Jer
 sey.\n\nZara was raised in Totteridge\, North London\, and was adopted as 
 a baby. She found her birth mother at 24 and after a lifelong search\, her
  birth father at 51. She was always singing and writing as a child\, which
  led to her becoming a harmony singer in the 80s\, with acts like Bob Geld
 of\, Matt Bianco\, David Essex\, and Nick Kamen.\n\nAfter a spell of addic
 tion\, she became sober at age 22\, and devoted more of her time to her ow
 n music\, writing and activism. Her 2006 CD ‘When The Rain Stops’ and ‘You
  me and us” 2011. were produced by Ted Perlman. Her 2008 Film ‘Roots Unkno
 wn’ won Best Homegrown Documentary at the NJ Garden State Film Festival. H
 er 2008 book\, ‘Mother Me’ describes the unfolding as an adoptee raises a 
 family of her own. Her song ‘I’m Legit’\, cowritten with Darryl McDaniel’s
  of DMC\, has been a huge hit in the adoption world and beyond. ‘Beneath M
 y Father’s Sky’\, a one woman show that Zara wrote and performed\, was the
  winner of Best Direction at NYC United Solo festival in 2014\, and was al
 so performed in LA\, San Francisco\, Connecticut\, and in London in 2016.
 \n\nShe was presented with an ‘Angel in Adoption’ award 2015.\n\nIn the pa
 st\, Zara has facilitated workshops with adopted families and the mental h
 ealth professionals. She engages the teens to create songs about their exp
 erience.\n\nZara’s book ‘Somebody’s daughter’ published by John Blake/Bonn
 ier Publishers\, was released February 2018 in the UK and August 2018 in t
 he USA. Zara has written and performed a play with the same title in Engla
 nd and the US in 2022.A production of a film version of the play will be r
 eleased in early 2024. Zara tours with her husband Richard Thompson perfor
 ming as a harmony singer. Zara’s new album ‘Meditation and KitKats’ is ava
 ilable on CD and all streaming platforms.
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for the American online debut of this special new film:
  Somebody’s Daughter by Zara Phillips.\n\nSomebody’s Daughter is a film ba
 sed on Zara Phillip’s book of the same title. Presented in partnership wit
 h Adoption Knowledge Affiliates and Adoptive and Foster Family Coalition o
 f New York.\n\nAdopted as a baby in the 1960s\, becoming a backing vocalis
 t to well-known bands in the 80s\, and getting sober at 22\, Zara takes us
  on her journey to uncover the truth about her history. The story is told 
 with humor and no-holds-barred honesty about the complexity of having four
  parents\, becoming a mother\, and learning to navigate it all. A discussi
 on with the filmmaker will follow the film. \n\nPlease note the event is f
 rom 7:30-9:30 PM. There is an $11 base price to register\, but please cons
 ider selecting the $20 ticket to help keep Adoption Network Cleveland even
 ts accessible to all. All proceeds above the base ticket price will benefi
 t Adoption Network Cleveland\, keeping unbiased and informative programs f
 ee-free.\n\nAbout Zara\nZara Phillips is a singer and songwriter\, actor\,
  author\, and activist. As an adoptee herself\, much of her work is center
 ed around the adoption world and is focused on improving understanding the
  lifelong impact of adoption. She is a mother of three and is married to m
 usician Richard Thompson. She divides her time between London and New Jers
 ey.\n\nZara was raised in Totteridge\, North London\, and was adopted as a
  baby. She found her birth mother at 24 and after a lifelong search\, her 
 birth father at 51. She was always singing and writing as a child\, which 
 led to her becoming a harmony singer in the 80s\, with acts like Bob Geldo
 f\, Matt Bianco\, David Essex\, and Nick Kamen.\n\nAfter a spell of addict
 ion\, she became sober at age 22\, and devoted more of her time to her own
  music\, writing and activism. Her 2006 CD ‘When The Rain Stops’ and ‘You 
 me and us” 2011. were produced by Ted Perlman. Her 2008 Film ‘Roots Unknow
 n’ won Best Homegrown Documentary at the NJ Garden State Film Festival. He
 r 2008 book\, ‘Mother Me’ describes the unfolding as an adoptee raises a f
 amily of her own. Her song ‘I’m Legit’\, cowritten with Darryl McDaniel’s 
 of DMC\, has been a huge hit in the adoption world and beyond. ‘Beneath My
  Father’s Sky’\, a one woman show that Zara wrote and performed\, was the 
 winner of Best Direction at NYC United Solo festival in 2014\, and was als
 o performed in LA\, San Francisco\, Connecticut\, and in London in 2016.\n
 \nShe was presented with an ‘Angel in Adoption’ award 2015.\n\nIn the past
 \, Zara has facilitated workshops with adopted families and the mental hea
 lth professionals. She engages the teens to create songs about their exper
 ience.\n\nZara’s book ‘Somebody’s daughter’ published by John Blake/Bonnie
 r Publishers\, was released February 2018 in the UK and August 2018 in the
  USA. Zara has written and performed a play with the same title in England
  and the US in 2022.A production of a film version of the play will be rel
 eased in early 2024. Zara tours with her husband Richard Thompson performi
 ng as a harmony singer. Zara’s new album ‘Meditation and KitKats’ is avail
 able on CD and all streaming platforms.
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SUMMARY:'Somebody's Daughter' Film Screening - Online American Debut with Z
 ara Phillips
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