“It’s about listening to you, and thinking that what you are saying is true. ‘I have 12 minutes with you and your labs say nothing is wrong so … you’re fine,’” she says, imagining the exchange between patient and doctor during an office visit. “This book brings together a lot of the things I’m interested in: health and society and how we define illness, and how doctors approach the process of diagnosis and healing,” Campbell Rice says. “The way she weaves her personal experiences with real research about autoimmune diseases and women’s health connects with a wide audience,” says Campbell Rice, who works with the NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing and is drawn to nonfiction books on subjects she wants to learn more about. The whole world wants Masha!” said Ink Global Director Claus Tømming.In this critically acclaimed book that is part memoir and part expose, O’Rourke investigates the medical profession’s sometimes inadequate approach to chronic illness, autoimmune diseases, and other “invisible” ailments that affect millions of people. This makes a show that works in any culture and language, so it’s no surprise that free to air coverage is expanding so quickly. “Millions of children know and love Masha thanks to a simple recipe, funny, original and engaging storylines combined with beautiful animation. Masha is also a massive hit on YouTube, with one episode, “Masha and the Porridge,” recently hitting the 1 billion views mark, making it one of only twenty videos ever to achieve the feat. Elsewhere, broadcasters include EBS (South Korea), Tele Quebec (French Canada), MOMO TV (Taiwan), ABC (Australia), and Spacetoon (MENA).
This includes the whole of continental Europe, through stations such as Europe DR (Denmark), VRT (Benelux), France 5 (France), RAI (Italy),), Nova TV (Croatia), and TVP (Poland). The show, named best animation in the Creative Talent category at the 2015 Kidscreen Awards, is dominating the schedules through major free to air channels across the globe. Ink Global represents Masha and the Bear in the broadcasting and licensing sectors
Smash hit animation Masha and the Bear continues to reel in viewers around the world, with a raft of big broadcasting deals giving the show free to air coverage in Europe, Asia and North America.
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