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Nicole Wallace, who plays Noah, describes finishing the Culpables story as rewarding and bittersweet. Asked how hard it was to say goodbye to a character she had played across three movies, she said: “It’s been such a long journey and such a roller coaster of a journey, trusting myself as a young actress in this whole crazy trip that has been this trilogy.” Culpa Nuestra (Our Fault) is the third and final Spanish-language film in the series, and it is where Noah and Nick’s story ends.
Where Our Fault sits in the trilogy
Our Fault is the last of three Spanish-language films adapted from Mercedes Ron’s Culpables novels. It follows Culpa Mía (My Fault) and Culpa Tuya (Your Fault). Nicole Wallace plays Noah and Gabriel Guevara plays Nick across the films. Amazon’s official franchise overview describes the three films in this order, so watching them in release order is the simplest route through the story.
Culpa Mía (My Fault)
The first film sets up the premise: a romance between stepsiblings after Noah’s mother marries Nick’s father. Amazon’s franchise guide notes that this relationship has been a source of audience debate. The guide presents that debate as a reaction from viewers rather than a settled clinical or legal verdict, and this article follows the same framing.
Culpa Tuya (Your Fault)
The second film carries the story forward and is the one Wallace was discussing when she gave the interview quoted above.
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Culpa Nuestra (Our Fault)
The final film reunites Noah and Nick at Jenna and Lion’s wedding, some time after their breakup. Amazon’s synopsis says Nick is now heir to his grandfather’s business empire, while Noah is starting her career. Both resist reigniting their relationship, though lingering feelings remain. Nick’s difficulty forgiving Noah is the central obstacle the film has to resolve.
What Nicole Wallace said about saying goodbye
The quotation comes from a Collider interview about Culpa Tuya, reproduced by Filmibee and published on December 28, 2024. Wallace described the finish as rewarding but also sad, and said she was excited to play other characters next. She had not yet seen the third film when she gave the interview. She said she expected to feel proud, and probably to cry, when she did.
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That timing matters. Her remarks were about the emotional arc of finishing the trilogy and were made before the final film was released, so they describe what she expected rather than a reaction to the finished picture. The interview itself is the only direct first-person statement from Wallace on the goodbye in the sources used here.
Books and films: two different settings
The films adapt Mercedes Ron’s Culpables book trilogy, but they are not set in the same place. Amazon’s overview states that the three Spanish-language films take place in Spain, while the novels are set in the United States. Readers who go from the books to the films, or the reverse, should expect the locations to change. The Culpables novels are a natural companion to the films if you want to read the source material; check the language, edition and format of any listing before buying.
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There is a second screen adaptation of the same books. My Fault: London is an English-language film that Amazon lists separately from the Spanish-language trilogy. It is a different production with a different cast. Wallace and Guevara are not in it, so if you are looking for the actors who play Noah and Nick in Our Fault, you need the Spanish-language films.
Where to watch Our Fault
- Platform: Prime Video. Amazon’s title page says the film streams there in more than 240 countries and territories.
- Release: Amazon Music’s episode listing for an interview with the film’s cast gives October 16, 2025 as the Prime Video release date.
- Availability: Catalog availability and viewing terms vary by market and can change, so confirm the film is listed in your country before you plan to watch.
Is Our Fault the last Culpables movie?
Yes. It is the third and final film in the Spanish-language trilogy. The English-language My Fault: London is a separate adaptation and does not continue this storyline.
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