Actress Sharon Stone, known for her support of Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, took a moment during the Torino Film Festival in Italy to share her thoughts on the current state of American politics. She didn't mince words when talking about the political climate and the importance of being aware of who we choose to lead our country. Stone, who received the Stella della Mole lifetime achievement award, compared the current situation in the U. S. to Italy's past experiences with fascism. She believes that Americans, many of whom don't travel or have passports and lack education, are naive and unaware of the issues happening around them.

Stone emphasized the need for everyone to help each other, not just women helping women. She urged people to recognize that not all men are good and that it's crucial to keep dangerous men away from loved ones. The actress also touched on the global issue of violence against women and the role men play in it. She believes that men should be more mindful of their actions and the impact they have on others.

Alec Baldwin, who was also at the festival, echoed Stone's sentiments about the importance of filmmaking in educating people about reality. He pointed out that television news in the U. S. often lacks depth and that films can fill that gap by providing a more comprehensive view of the world's issues.

Sharon Stone's Wake-Up Call: Let's Talk About Our Country

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