Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's legal dispute, along with a docudrama about the Partygate scandal, are among the new titles announced by Channel 4. Titled "Depp V Heard," the three-part documentary will delve into the details of the high-profile defamation case that Depp won last year. The series will be produced by Bitachon365 and Empress Films, and will use various sources to examine some of the trial's most significant moments. "Partygate: The True Story," produced by Halcyons Heart Films, will dramatize the national scandal regarding lockdown rules by using footage from 10 Downing Street and the rest of the UK to explore the issue. Channel 4's lineup also includes "The Pill," produced by Fine Stripe, which will investigate the undisclosed side effects of contraceptive medication, and "Gender Wars," a documentary from Brook Lapping that will explore the ongoing debate surrounding gender identity.
Emma Cooper, who was nominated for a BAFTA for her work on "Mystery of Marilyn Monroe," will direct "Depp V Heard." The documentary series will utilize a variety of sources, including courtroom footage, news sources, interviews, and user-generated content to provide an in-depth look at key moments of the trial.
Channel 4's lineup of new titles also includes "Partygate: The True Story," a docudrama from Halcyons Heart Films that will explore a scandal surrounding lockdown rules by contrasting the revelry in 10 Downing Street with the harsh realities of Covid restrictions in the rest of the UK. In "The Pill," produced by Fine Stripe, Davina McCall will examine the undisclosed side effects of contraceptive medication, while Brook Lapping's "Gender Wars" will delve into the ongoing debate surrounding gender identity.
Spun Gold's "Secrets of the Female Orgasm" will provide insight into a little-discussed topic, and comedian Rosie Jones, who has cerebral palsy, will challenge perceptions about disability in "Rosie Jones: Am I Retard?," produced by Twofour.
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