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Zara's World

Zara's World is a complex story with a simple heart about the people who shape the world of eighteen month old baby Zara. Her two high profile mothers are sporting legend Zoe Goss and dance performer Claudia Alessi, who live in Perth. Her biological father is Kirk Page, also a high profile performer who lives in Sydney but has an active role as Zara's father. When they are not able to all be together, Kirk connects via Skype to stay in touch. As they juggle their busy careers and navigate traditional expectations of what it means to be a family, the joys and challenges of being one of three parents to a curious and delightful child are revealed in this uniquely compelling documentary.

Top Cast

  • Claudia Alessi

    Claudia Alessi

    Self

  • Zoe Goss

    Zoe Goss

    Self

  • Zara Page-Alessi-Goss

    Zara Page-Alessi-Goss

    Self

  • Kirk Page

    Kirk Page

    Self

  • Carole Sheppy

    Carole Sheppy

    Self

Overview

Zara's World is a complex story with a simple heart about the people who shape the world of eighteen month old baby Zara. Her two high profile mothers are sporting legend Zoe Goss and dance performer Claudia Alessi, who live in Perth. Her biological father is Kirk Page, also a high profile performer who lives in Sydney but has an active role as Zara's father. When they are not able to all be together, Kirk connects via Skype to stay in touch. As they juggle their busy careers and navigate traditional expectations of what it means to be a family, the joys and challenges of being one of three parents to a curious and delightful child are revealed in this uniquely compelling documentary.

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