Assemblage is a visual research project by Angela Melitopoulos and Maurizio Lazzarato. With the generous participation of Jean-Claude Polack, Barbara Glowczewski, Eric Alliez, Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, Jean-Jacques Lebel, Peter Pàl Pelbart, Ueinzz Theater Company, Janja Rosangela Araújo, Suely Rolnik, Félix Guattari. Images, sound and editing by: Angela Melitopoulos; editing consultant: Petra Graewe; color correction: Sigrid Hombach; sound mix: Jochen Jezussek/poleposition; translation: Matteo Pasquinelli, Angela Anderson, MA Feng, Angela Melitopoulos; Subtitling: Lisa Sterz, Angela Anderson, Angela Melitopoulos. Project comissioned by Extra City Kunsthal Antwerp for the exhibition Animism. Production: Angela Melitopoulos, Maurizio Lazzarato; Production Extra City Antwerp: Katrien Riest, Chiara Marchini, Caroline Van Eccelpoel; Production Label Video: Raffaele Ventura; with the support of Centre National de la Cinématographie, La Procirep - Société des producteurs; Archive material: Le Mondre Geste (1962-1971) by Fernand Deligny, Josée Manenti, Jean-Pierre Daniel, Société pour le Lancement des Oeuvres Nouvelles (SLON), ISKRA/ Matthieu de Laborde; Ce gamin là (1975) by Victor Renaud, credited by Cyrill Renaud, Les Films du Carrosse (INA, Renn Productions, Reggane Films); Les Films de la Guéville (Orly Films, Auditorium du Languedoc France); Mad Masters (1955) by Jean Rouch; Les Films de la Pleiade; La Borde ou le droit à la folie (1977) by Igor Barrère; Production Télévision Française 1; INA - Institut National de l'Audiovisuel; Min Tanaka: Danseur Buto (1987); Le Divan (1985), by François Pain; Félix Guattari: Did you see the Gulf War? (1991) an interview by Canal Déchaîné; Images Brésil (2009) a film by Angela Melitopoulos. Audio archive Symposio de la Filosofia by Suely Rolnik; Radio archive Translocal.jp (1980) by Tetsuo Kogawa with many thanks to Canal Déchainé, Anne Querrien, Giuseppe Cocco, Barbara Szaniecki, Alexandre Mendes, Petra Gräwe, Florian Schneider, Roberta Alves de Souza, Daneil Egenolf, Rodrigo Nunes, Emma Dowling, Eyal Sivan, Clemens Seiz, Philippe Roméo.