Releasing on 25th January, Sour Hall follows George and Ash, an interracial lesbian couple who move to an isolated farm high up on the Yorkshire moors. As they settle into their new life as dairy farmers, a Boggart sets about tormenting both of them, exacerbating the sources of their pain and gorging on their energy, ruining George’s dairy products, and distancing the couple from one another.

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Ash arrives at her girlfriend George's family farm, ready to start a new life of rural bliss. But out in the middle of the Yorkshire countryside, things go bump in the night and Ash isn't the only one hiding from the past.

This episode of Sour Hall contains strong language, sexual activity, implied miscarriage, sexually threatening language and a scene of a violent nature.

Ash learns more about George's family history from the village gossip, which leads to a drunken night of fun that ends in peril. Strange noises and George's secrecy about the dairy cause tension and pique Ash's curiosity.

This episode of Sour Hall contains strong language, sexual activity, mentions of pregnancy, racist microaggressions, implied past child abuse, and scenes involving fire.

A visit from the farrier leaves Ash shaken, and a snowstorm isolates the two women further. The strange occurrences and some news from her sister cause Ash to question her state of mind, and whilst this brings her and George closer together, there are disastrous consequences.

This episode of Sour Hall contains strong language, sexual activity, mentions of mental illness, pregnancy and implied miscarriage, a scene of a violent nature, and a scene involving fire.

George's existing guilt intensifies when she leaves to go a trade show and Ash is forced to deal with a farm emergency that dredges up her past. The malevolent forces at work cause George to take action, and Ash to confront George about what she's hiding.

This episode of Sour Hall contains strong language, animal birth and mentions of mental illness, pregnancy and miscarriage.

A raging storm lures Ash into a terrifying trap and, the next morning, the flooded shed holds a dark revelation. Ash believes herself to be guilty of a crime, but the truth turns out to be even more sinister and when George does something desperate, their relationship reaches breaking point.

This episode of Sour Hall contains strong language, past child abuse, sexually threatening language, vomiting and implied pregnancy.

Ash's torture comes to a head and in the aftermath, George finally comes clean about Sour Hall's secrets. The couple face a choice – will their tormenter break them, or can they come together for a final confrontation and a chance of hope and healing?

This episode of Sour Hall contains strong language, the natural death of an animal, vomiting, an explicit scene involving labour, birth, and loss of a baby, and a scene of a violent nature.