Every ‘Culpa Mía’ Movie In Order, From The Spanish Trilogy To The London Remakes

‘Culpa Mía’ has grown from a Wattpad serial into one of Prime Video’s biggest recurring romance franchises, and the mix of Spanish originals and English language remakes has left plenty of viewers unsure where to start. The story comes from Mercedes Ron’s Culpables trilogy, novels that went from Wattpad to the New York Times best seller list. The films follow Noah and Nick, two stepsiblings whose forbidden attraction becomes the emotional engine of the entire series.

Because the franchise now spans a Spanish trilogy and a separate British adaptation, watching everything in the right sequence takes a bit of guidance. This rundown breaks down every ‘Culpa Mía’ movie in order, along with the cast, plot setup, and where the story is headed next.

How To Watch The Culpa Mía Movies In Order

The core story follows Noah and Nick in Spain, and the films are the original adaptations of Mercedes Ron’s novels, best watched in the order they were released. The first film opens with 17 year old Noah forced to leave her town and move into the mansion of her mother’s wealthy new husband, where she meets her new stepbrother, Nick. Despite clashing personalities, the two are pulled into a dangerous, forbidden attraction that sets the tone for everything that follows.

The first two entries, ‘Culpa Mia’ and ‘Culpa Tuya’, became Prime Video’s most watched international titles in 2023 and 2024, respectively. That success is a big part of why Amazon expanded the story into a full trilogy rather than a single film.

Beyond the Spanish releases, Prime Video also produced English language versions set in London, which follow the same source novels with a different cast and setting. Viewers can technically watch either version on its own, but the two tracks tell the same emotional arc from slightly different angles.

The Culpables Trilogy Tells Noah And Nick’s Original Story

The sequel, ‘Culpa Tuya’, picks up with Noah and Nick’s relationship under fire, as Noah starts university and Nick enters the professional world, their bond tested by meddling parents and new love interests. It closes on a cliffhanger that sets up the trilogy’s final chapter.

Following the heartbreak at the end of ‘Culpa Tuya’, Nick and Noah go their separate ways, and four years later their lives have changed considerably, with Nick taking over his grandfather’s business empire while Noah builds her own independent career. Destiny brings them back together at the wedding of their friends Jenna and Lion, where old chemistry resurfaces even as both characters appear to have moved on. ‘Culpa Nuestra’ also introduces a new character named Simón, played by Fran Morcillo, who becomes Noah’s new love interest and complicates the central relationship.

The finale is directed by Domingo González, co-written with Sofía Cuenca, and produced by Pokeepsie Films under Álex de la Iglesia and Carolina Bang. ‘Our Fault’ runs 113 minutes and premiered on October 16, 2025. The film brought back the returning leads alongside familiar supporting cast members, closing out the trilogy that began with the original ‘Culpa Mía’.

The My Fault London Remake Reimagines The Franchise In English

‘My Fault: London’ is a British romantic drama directed by Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler, written by Melissa Osborne, and based on the same ‘Culpa mía’ novel that inspired the Spanish original. It stars Asha Banks and Matthew Broome alongside Eve Macklin, Ray Fearon, Sam Buchanan, and Jason Flemyng, and premiered on Amazon Prime Video on February 13, 2025.

The plot mirrors the original setup, with 18 year old Noah moving from Florida to London with her mother Ella, who has married wealthy businessman William, and Noah quickly clashing with William’s rebellious son, Nick. The two initially agree to stay away from each other before the attraction becomes impossible to ignore.

‘My Fault: London’ followed the success of the original ‘Culpa Mía’ and ‘Culpa Tuya’, both of which had already become massive hits on Prime Video before the remake arrived. The British version gave the franchise a second entry point for audiences who preferred watching the story in English rather than with subtitles.

Your Fault London Continues The Story And What Comes Next

‘Your Fault: London’ arrived on Amazon Prime Video on June 17, 2026, continuing Noah and Nick’s story as their relationship faces its biggest test yet. Asha Banks and Matthew Broome reprise their roles, with directors Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler also returning, and the film is based on ‘Culpa Tuya’, the second book in the trilogy.

The sequel sees Noah embark on her new life at Oxford University while Nick remains in London working for his father’s company, with distance, jealousy, and outside pressures testing whether their bond can survive. Supporting cast members include Louisa Binder as Sophia, Joel Nankervis as Michael, Scarlett Rayner as Briar, and Orlando Norman as Cruz.

The film represents the continuation of the collaboration between Prime Video and Mercedes Ron, whose banner is now known as The House of Ron, building on the success of the original Culpables trilogy. Looking further ahead, Deadline reported that Prime Video is preparing an adaptation of Ron’s ‘Dímelo Bajito’, the first book in her separate Dímelo trilogy, signaling that the streamer intends to keep mining her catalog well beyond Noah and Nick’s story.

With two versions of the same love story now running in parallel, one grounded in Spain and one relocated to London, fans have more of Noah and Nick’s story to sort through than ever, and it seems like the right moment to ask which version, from the original ‘Culpa Mía’ to ‘Your Fault: London’, actually got their romance right.