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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Joshua M. Miller — For the Sun-Times

‘Bad Animal’ film aims to capture the diversity, DIY spirit of the city’s indie music artists

Mykele Deville (left) and Rivkah Reyes play Chicago musicians who fall in love while trying to grow their careers in “Bad Animal.” (Emulsion Lab)

There’s something uniquely DIY and scrappy when it comes to Chicago’s indie music scene. It’s something Remsy Atassi sought to capture in his award-winning directorial debut film “Bad Animal.”

The film — available to stream now on Prime Video, Tubi, Mometu, Hoopla and www.emulsionlab.com — is a love letter to the city’s music scene.

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