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| − | '''System Danmarc''' was a game run in Copenhagen, | + | '''System Danmarc''' was a game run in Copenhagen, Denmark in {{start and end dates|2005|10|7|2005|10|9}}. It portrayed a dystopian near future Copenhagen, in which the capital was divided in zones. The Class C zone where the larp took place was reserved for the citizens deemed useless for the society. |
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* http://munthe-kaas.dk/blog/?p=130 Blog post about the larp by [[Peter Munthe-Kaas]] | * http://munthe-kaas.dk/blog/?p=130 Blog post about the larp by [[Peter Munthe-Kaas]] | ||
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| Organized by | Opus |
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| Date | October 7–9, 2005 |
| Duration | 3 days |
| Location | Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Participants | 350 |
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System Danmarc was a game run in Copenhagen, Denmark in October 7–9, 2005. It portrayed a dystopian near future Copenhagen, in which the capital was divided in zones. The Class C zone where the larp took place was reserved for the citizens deemed useless for the society.
Statistics
The production had 350 paying players in ages between 16 and 42 in one game.
Video presentation
Presentation about the by Peter Munthe-Kaas - Transmitting a political vision through larp from Nordic Larp Talks 2010.
Video documentation
Video documentary about the game made by the organizers (32 minutes).
Video trailer
Video trailer for the game (4 minutes).
External Links
- http://munthe-kaas.dk/blog/?p=130 Blog post about the larp by Peter Munthe-Kaas
