Prime Video has released the official trailer for ‘Culpa Tuya’, the eagerly awaited sequel to the Spanish drama Culpa Mia. This intense follow-up, premiering exclusively on Prime Video on December 27, will be available in 240 countries and territories as part of the platform’s subscription package, the streaming platform said in a press note.
Returning cast members Nicole Wallace (Skam España, Parot) and Gabriel Guevara (Mañana es hoy, Hit) reprise their roles as Noah and Nick. Familiar faces Marta Hazas, Iván Sánchez, Victor Varona, and Eva Ruiz are also back, joined by notable new additions like Goya Toledo (Amores perros, Veneno) as Anabel and Gabriela Andrada (Los protegidos ADN) as Sofía.
‘Culpa Tuya’ delves deeper into the troubled love story between Noah and Nick, who face fresh challenges as college, new job roles, and interference from family and ex-lovers complicate their relationship. A revenge-seeking ex-girlfriend and Nick’s mother’s hidden motives stir turmoil in the Leister family, leaving fans questioning if this love can withstand so much adversity.
Directed by Domingo González, with a screenplay co-written by Sofía Cuenca, ‘Culpa Tuya’ is produced by Pokeepsie Films under Banijay Iberia, with Álex de la Iglesia and Carolina Bang leading the production. The film promises a powerful blend of passion, suspense, and family drama, deepening the emotional stakes established in the first installment.
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