Howdoesaglobalfinancialcrisispermeatethespacesoftheeverydayinacity?Thisdocumentaryfilmtracesthemultipletransformationsofcrisis-riddenAthenianpublicspaceandthosewhotraverseit. Inthreeparts,FutureSuspendednavigatesitswaythroughthepastandthepresentofthecrisisasitgetsinscribedinAthensdwellers'minds,andasitplaysoutintheireverydaylives.Thefirstsection,Privatised,exploresthelegacyofmassprivatisationprojectsthatprecededthe2004Olympics,placingtheminthecontextofpresent-dayprivatisationschemes. Parttwo,Devalued,examinestheever-shrinkingspacesofmigrantsinthecityandtheviolentdevaluationthatcomesasaresult.Thefinalthird,Militarised,explainshow,attheexactmomentwhenthestaterecedesfromitswelfarefunctions,thisdevaluationofAthenianlivesbecomesageneralisedcondition. Combininggeography,anthropology,urbantheoryandresearchwithvisualresearchmethodsanddigitaldesign,theprojecthasattemptedtoreadtheenormous(andoftendevastating)socialandpoliticalchangeplayingoutbeforeoureyesthroughthemarksitleavesonspacesoftheeveryday. Theriseofracismandxenophobiaandtheestablishmentofunprecedentedpolicingareviewedthroughsupposedlyprosaicurbansites:theAthenianmetro,thecity'soldandnewairports,itshighways,squaresandstreets.