Director: Domingo González
A blended family in Madrid becomes the setting for this 2024 Spanish romance, the second chapter in a trilogy that follows two stepsiblings whose feelings refuse to stay platonic.
What is Culpa Tuya about?
Noah and Nick were pushed together as teenagers when their parents married, and by the time this installment opens they are sharing a home under one roof again after time apart. College, new jobs, and outside relationships pull at them from every direction, and both try, without much success, to keep their distance from each other for the sake of family peace. Domingo González directs a story built on stolen glances, arguments that turn into something else, and a household where privacy is nearly impossible. Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara return as the central pair, with the film tracking how far two people will bend the rules of a family they didn't choose in order to be near someone they can't stop wanting.
Cast & crew
Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara lead as Noah and Nick, with Marta Hazas and Iván Sánchez as their parents. Eva Ruiz, Víctor Varona, Gabriela Andrada, and Alex Bejar fill out the surrounding circle of friends and rivals.
Context & significance
Adapted from Mercedes Ron's bestselling Spanish-language novel series, this film sits at the midpoint of a trilogy that began with an earlier chapter and continues the same characters and setting rather than starting a new story from scratch. The books built a large following among young readers before the adaptation began, and the film keeps the same coastal-to-city rhythm of summer breaks and school terms that structured the source material, giving returning viewers a sense of familiar territory even as the stakes rise.
Where & how to watch
Watch Culpa Tuya on K-Time with a free account login — the page itself is free to browse and read even before you sign in. The title comes with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, and the site's menus and search work fully in Farsi for Persian-speaking viewers.