It’s not often that one can ask a legendary director like Werner Herzog questions, but Reddit users had exactly that opportunity as the 73-year-old German filmmaker held an Ama earlier this afternoon. In accordance with the launch of his filmmaking MasterClass today, the director behind “Aguirre, the Wrath of God,” “Nosferatu the Vampyre” and Oscar-nominated “Encounters at the End of the World” opened up on topics ranging from what scares him about mankind’s capabilities to how he prepared the curriculum for his MasterClass to how he’s developed as a filmmaker while filmmaking itself has developed over the past 40-plus years. Things began with a rather simple question about what film he’s most proud of, something that Herzog unsurprisingly gave a profound answer to.

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What film are you most proud of?

Well, you cannot really ask a mother,...