665. Werner Herzog Isn’t Afraid ...
Werner Herzog, the visionary filmmaker and writer, rejects conventional truths, specialization, and introspection, advocating instead for an ecstatic, poetic pursuit of meaning through action, art, and engagement with the real world. He sees himself not as an artist but as a 'soldier' in
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