Amber Heard has made an unexpected return to the public eye in a new documentary premiering at the Sundance Film Festival, revisiting her experience during the highly publicized legal battles that followed her allegations against ex-husband Johnny Depp.
The film, Silenced, debuted Saturday (January 24) and frames famous accused men using defamation lawsuits as a tool to silence women who speak publicly about being taken advantage of.
Directed by Selina Miles and co-created with international human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson, the documentary follows several women whose efforts to seek accountability were derailed by nine-figure legal threats.
