The emotional saga of Culpables reaches its dramatic conclusion with Culpa Nuestra, the third film in the series adapted from Mercedes Ron’s popular novels. Prime Video brings the tumultuous journey of Noah and Nick to a close with a narrative packed with intense twists and a resolution designed to leave a lasting impression on its dedicated fanbase. The film is now available for streaming on Prime Video since October 16.
This final installment delves deep into the struggles of its protagonists, portrayed by Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara, as they face unprecedented challenges. One of the most shocking events unfolds when Nick is critically wounded in a sudden confrontation, leaving him in a coma. This incident plunges Noah into a profound state of fear, forcing her to confront the potential loss of the man she loves just as their relationship seemed poised for a new beginning.
Adding another layer of complexity, Noah herself carries a significant secret: she is pregnant. Nicole Wallace, who delivers a more mature portrayal of Noah at 23, navigates this unexpected development with raw vulnerability. The pregnancy creates significant tension, influencing every aspect of her relationship with Nick and resonating deeply with the audience.
Tragedy further strikes the Leister family with the death of Anabel, Nick’s mother, played by Goya Toledo. Toledo, 55, provides a heartbreaking performance as Anabel’s passing profoundly impacts Nick, serving as a powerful emotional catalyst for his character’s transformation. This loss underscores the film’s theme that life often offers no second chances, pushing Noah and Nick’s love to confront harsh realities.
The narrative also features surprising character returns and unexpected alliances. Briar makes an appearance, reigniting chaos within the storyline. Even more unexpected is the eventual union between Michael and Briar, a twist few viewers will anticipate, which redirects the course of events in the film’s closing moments.
Amidst the intense drama, Culpa Nuestra offers a moment of celebratory relief with a musical cameo by Spanish singer Abraham Mateo. His appearance at Jenna and Lion’s wedding injects a festive, surprising element into an otherwise tension-filled script.
The burning question for fans revolves around the film’s ending: does it conclude in tragedy or triumph? The answer, as presented by director Domingo González, is a blend of both. Despite Nick’s critical condition and Noah’s navigation of pregnancy and personal losses, the couple ultimately marries. Culpa Nuestra culminates in Noah and Nick’s wedding, a poignant moment that balances profound sorrow with enduring hope, asserting that their love can indeed overcome immense adversity.
Notably, the film’s conclusion deviates from Mercedes Ron’s original novels. Director Domingo González took bold creative liberties, introducing additional deaths, unexpected turns, and a more chaotic tone than the book. Nicole Wallace expressed her belief that this ending "concurs with what the characters deserved," reflecting the saga’s commitment to keeping fans on the edge of their seats.
With its numerous twists, Culpa Nuestra solidifies the Culpables saga’s legacy as one that resisted a predictable finale. Instead, it delivered a bittersweet conclusion marked by scars and an unwavering promise of love. For Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara, this film represents a fitting culmination to three years of demanding productions and a deep connection with an audience that has embraced them as one of Prime Video’s most beloved—and talked-about—couples.