Amber Heard appears in the documentary "Silenced." The actress talks about the issues she faced after the trial with Johnny Depp.

Actress Amber Heard made a surprise appearance in the documentary "Silenced," presented at the Sundance Film Festival. The film, made by lawyer Jennifer Robinson, addresses the issues faced by women who are victims of defamation lawsuits, including Heard's case, who was involved in a libel trial with her ex-husband, Johnny Depp. In the interview for "Silenced," Heard discussed the difficulties encountered in expressing her voice and the negative impact of the trial on her. The documentary illustrates how, during the trial against The Sun, Heard was subjected to public contempt and harassment from Depp's fans. The film also emphasizes that her experience is a reflection of the challenges many women face in seeking justice. After the legal proceedings, Heard stated that she cannot pay the damages set by the court, and Depp agreed to receive a reduced amount from her.