It stars Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara and is one of the streaming platform's bets.
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| Culpa Mia (My Fault) on Amazon Prime Video |
The love and young drama "My fault," based from the novel of the same name by Argentine author Mercedes Ron, is now accessible on the Amazon Prime Video streaming platform.
The film chronicles the narrative of two adolescent step-brothers who, despite all obstacles, move from hating each other to passionately adoring each other.
The film, directed by Domingo González and starring Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara, and produced by the renowned Lex de la Iglesia and Carolina Bang, is the first adaptation of Ron's literary trilogy, "Culpables," which was completed with the novels "Culpa tuya" and "Culpa nuestra" after its initial release in 2017.
In "My Fault," it all starts when Noah (Wallace), a proud and independent 17-year-old, is forced to abandon her boyfriend, friends, and town to go to the house of wealthy William Leister (Iván Sánchez), Rafaela's (Marta Hazas) new husband.
There she meets Leister's son, Nick (Guevara), a child who is diametrically opposed to her and with whom she regularly struggles, especially when she realizes that beneath the picture of the model son that he portrays is a violent life of fights, betting, and illegal car races, all of which Noah despised.
Despite their vast differences, the spark will soon be formed, and both will experience an irresistible desire that, sooner or later, will turn into something more, despite their competition and the hostility of their environment, which will put them to the test. their forbidden romance.
Ron, who was born in Buenos Aires in 1993 but has lived in Spain since infancy, stated that seeing his work converted into a film "is a dream and has always been." "Having studied Audiovisual Communication, I've always wanted my books to reach the cinema or the screen in some way, and seeing the outcome of 'Culpa mia' is incredible," he remarked.