MIGLIORIN, Cezar    FARIAS, Iulik Lomba de. Movie life: clinic and capitalismo. []. , 54, 2, pp.28-45. ISSN 0101-4838.

In this article we resume a trajectory that Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari followed, especially in The anti-Oedipus (1972), to show how capitalism operates by axiomatizing desiring flows in a way that centralizes on private property all the deterritorialization of the subjective processes. Unique reterritorialization is also the modus operandi of psychoanalysis which has Oedipus as its structure, indicate the authors. Here we bring cinema as a third event of the late 19th century in which a linguistic and representational order comes to contain the inventions of spaces and times of its early years. Finally, we turn to artistic practice and clinical processes which, with the cinema, take up the ways of making images and oneself, which place cinema as a form that thinks We present and discuss cinema in the clinical processes, retaking the desiring flows and their possibilities of finding multiple reterritorializations in artworks and existential territories.

: Cinema; clinic; group cinema; capitalism.

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