It is a privilege to see Ashley Williams perform as the character Lindsay.
Watching Ashlynn Yennie's convincing characterization of an American tourist (Jenny), it is hard to believe this is her debut role in a motion picture. No one plays a German like Dieter Laser (Joseph Heiter). The international cast delivers an enticing performance. Will the forces of bureaucracy prevail, or will Joe conjure up a clever plan to save his project, his spiritual livelihood? You will have to see for yourself. Before Joe realizes what is going on, agents of an intrusive government are at his doorstep, threatening to jeopardize all that Joe has accomplished.
The scene concludes with Joe lifting up the mirror like a trophy-an obvious tribute to the many successes of the German football team. In a particularly gripping moment, Joe holds up a mirror to his project, as if for it to see its own beauty. In an emotional scene, we find Joe celebrating his success and taking pictures of his accomplishment. When the last part of his project is finally completed, we experience Joe's intense fulfillment through a rare display of affection (while he is a passionate and intense human being, Joe is not a people's person). From there on, he is heading straight for success. Fearing for the worst, in an exciting turn of events, Joe's inventiveness ultimately gets him back on track. After what is truly a great start of his project, we follow Joe as he is dealt a setback and faces it heads-on. Joe rests at nothing, does not sleep, and does not eat until his project is finished. The enfolding scenes serve as a reminder to all of us that a passionate man does not settle for less than perfection. The next day, Joe learns that a true hobbyist has to make great sacrifices, if he is to complete his project in the best possible way. But, as Joe soon finds out, a hobbyist's life is not easy. We watch and feel Joe's strength as he makes the decision to put the past behind him and to face the future with renewed optimism. In the opening scene we find Joe sobbing about his failed past projects. Joseph Heiter whose ambitions are both exotic and daring. Motto: "Behind every great man, there are two great women." 'The Human Centipede' gives the viewer a voyeuristic glimpse of the life of hobbyist Dr.
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