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It’s 1999 and lovable computer geek, Lewis, is dumped by his long-time girlfriend, Sarah. So he does what any young techie would: beat off to Internet porn. But as Y2K hysteria takes hold, Lewis discovers that the website images no longer turn him on... and so begins his strange sexual relationship with the machine itself.
It isn’t long before his desire for newer, sexier models has Lewis copulating with co-workers’ CPUs. When his boss vows to identify the “computer rapist,” Lewis throws off suspicion by dating the mousey receptionist, Jane. But there’s more to Jane than meets the eye. With the millennium fast approaching and a massive motherboard calling, it seems Lewis must choose between his freaky fetish and the challenge of real love. Or does he?
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Cameron Labine may identify with odd characters but that in no way makes him a pervert. His short films, Room and Chemistry, have been broadcast and played festivals worldwide, garnering him perfectly respectable awards like the Leo Award for Best Short Screenplay, The Golden Sheaf for Best Canadian Director and the Shavick Award for Best Emerging Western Canadian Director. Control Alt Delete is Cameron Labine's first feature film. 
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