Amber Heard will present the first film after the scandalous trial with Johnny Depp

The whole world watched the scandalous trials of Amber Heard and Johnny Depp. After the completion of the trial, the 37-year-old actress left Hollywood and moved to Spain with her daughter. On the eve it became known that Amber will return to the big screens. According to Deadline, Heard is set to star in director Conor Allyn’s thriller On Fire, which will premiere at the 69th Taormina Film Festival. The film will premiere on June 23rd.

The film is about a female psychiatrist. The heroine comes from the USA to a farm in Colombia. There she is going to examine a mentally unstable child – he is accused of being possessed by the devil. The action of the tape takes place in 1899. Then many people treat psychiatry with distrust. As the psychiatrist tries to psychoanalyze the child, the situation becomes more complicated, and instead of treatment, she has to save the boy from the rage of others, as well as from himself.

It also became known that a year after the trial, Amber Heard paid Johnny Depp $ 1 million. According to TMZ, the actor decided to donate the money he received to charity. Depp divided them equally between five organizations “whose cause he believes in.” The Make-A-Film Foundation, The Painted Turtle, Red Feather, Tetiaroa Society and Amazonia Fund Alliance will each receive $200,000.

Make-A-Film engages film people around the world to make children’s wishes come true, Red Feather and the Amazonia Fund Alliance help indigenous people in South and North America preserve their culture and heritage. Painted Turtle and Tetiaroa Society were chosen by Depp because actors Paul Newman and Marlon Brando played a role in their success.

Recently, Depp himself returned to the industry after the “cancellation”. He presented his first film in a long time, Jeanne Dubarry, at the Cannes Film Festival. At a press conference, the actor said that he “no longer needs Hollywood.” Later it became known that Depp refused to return to the role of Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean. The reason for this was the fact that Disney refused the actor during the trial.