In 2013 Louise Weard picked up a camera and began work on what she hoped would be the next great body-horror film. Over the course of two years and with the assistance of her directing partner Dionne "Charlie" Copland and dozens of friends, Louise was able to complete the film which she wrote, directed, produced, and starred in: Computer Hearts.

This groundbreaking, jaw dropping hyperkinetic film is a mix of gender-dysphoria-techno-erotica, Freudian sexual derailment and electro-cyber nightmare. Man and computer begin to merge, and it goes all the way until every human instinct and impulse is transformed and rewired. Stop motion mutations and an oozing disc-drive vagina signal the failure of humanity to reign over its fetishistic relationship with its own technology, and once that happens -- well, it's time to pull out.