Amber Heard's career prospects remain promising in Hollywood, according to "In The Fire" director Conor Allyn. Despite the highly publicized defamation trial against Johnny Depp, Allyn believes Heard's new film will serve as a launching pad for her return to the spotlight. The film, which premiered at the Taormina Film Festival in Italy, features Heard as a psychiatrist in a 19th-century setting. Allyn expressed confidence in Heard's talent and predicted a "hell of a comeback" for her. He also suggested she possesses the skills to explore other roles within the film industry, such as directing or writing, should she choose to do so. Heard herself described the film as a story about the "almost supernatural effect and force of love." Allyn commended Heard's dedication to the project, emphasizing her passion and preparedness, which he believes positively influenced the entire production. He highlighted her deep understanding of the character, the script, and the background research, stating that she "knew every line by heart, and she knew everyone else's lines, too." Allyn views Heard as a valuable collaborator, sharing his enthusiasm for the film and its narrative. He praised her commitment, noting her early arrivals, late stays, and extra rehearsals, which set a positive example for the entire crew.