120. Werner Herzog Thinks His Films Are a Distraction
People I (Mostly) Admire
Resilience Amidst Ruins
This chapter explores the challenging upbringing of an individual in post-World War II Germany, highlighting their creative spirit and resilience despite poverty and hardship. Through poignant reflections on family experiences, particularly with a courageous mother and a cheerful grandmother, the narrative illustrates the strength found in adversity. The speaker also shares their ambitions in filmmaking, detailing the journey of pursuing dreams against a backdrop of skepticism and limited resources.
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