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Your Fault (2024)

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The love between Noah and Nick seems unwavering despite their parents' attempts to separate them. But his job and her entry into college open up t

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Divided by family. Driven by love.
  • NR
  • 1h 58m
Directed by
  • Domingo González
Novel
Premiered
Language
  • Español
Status
Released
Country
  • Spain
  • United States of America

Your Fault

7.1/10 (1460 vote)
Production
  • Pokeepsie Films
  • Amazon MGM Studios

Spoiler

The Spanish-American drama, Your Fault, released on December 26, 2024, plunges viewers into the tumultuous world of Nick and Noah, a young couple whose passionate romance is tested by familial disapproval and the insidious creep of personal secrets. Directed by Domingo González and starring Nicole Wallace as Noah and Gabriel Guevara as Nick, this 1 hour and 58-minute film, rated a solid 7.1 on TMDB, explores the complexities of love, trust, and the devastating consequences of hidden truths. The tagline, "Divided by family. Driven by love," perfectly encapsulates the central conflict that drives this compelling narrative.

The film opens with a scene of uninhibited affection, Nick surprising Noah at a party. He sweeps her into his arms, their embrace a defiant declaration of their love, seemingly oblivious to the disapproving gazes of Rafaella and William. These disapproving figures are more than just onlookers; they are Noah and Nick's parents, whose staunch opposition to the relationship stems from the uncomfortable fact that Nick and Noah are step-siblings. This familial hurdle is the first of many that will challenge their bond.

As their relationship deepens, Nick and Noah find solace and joy in each other's company, embarking on travels and cherishing their time together before the inevitable pull of their individual futures begins to separate them. Noah is on the cusp of commencing her medical school journey, a path that promises a demanding and fulfilling career. Meanwhile, Nick has secured a coveted internship at his father's company, a step towards his own professional aspirations.

Despite the external pressures and the inherent complexities of their blended family, Nick initially places his unwavering trust in Noah. However, the seeds of doubt are sown by a casual, albeit unsettling, remark from his friend Lion, who jokingly warns him, "You can’t trust anyone these days." This seemingly innocuous comment lodges itself in Nick's mind, creating a subtle unease. When his grandfather presents him with an offer of a luxurious apartment conveniently located near Noah's college, Nick accepts, partly motivated by the desire to remain close to her. Yet, this proximity inadvertently leads to a misunderstanding. Noah interprets Nick's gesture as a desire for them to move in together, a prospect that unnerves Nick. He finds himself not yet ready for such a significant commitment, a hesitation that Noah quickly perceives.

Sensing Nick's reticence, Noah makes her own independent decision. She secures a different apartment closer to campus and moves in with her new roommate, Briar. Concurrently, Nick begins his internship at his father's firm, where he is partnered with Sofia, a colleague described as confident and stunning, who immediately captures the attention of those around her, including Nick.

The narrative then introduces a crucial connection between Noah's new roommate, Briar, and Nick's past. Although both Briar and Noah attended Saint Maria, they were not acquainted during their school years. However, when Nick visits Noah's apartment, his reaction to seeing Briar is nothing short of startling. He freezes, as if encountering a specter from his past, and then abruptly flees the apartment, even leaving his phone behind in his haste.

Initially, the film withholds the reason for Nick's profound distress. Noah, unaware of any underlying issue, suspects nothing out of the ordinary. However, as the story unfolds, the truth about Briar's past begins to surface. We learn that Briar was once in a relationship with a boyfriend for a considerable period. Their nights were often spent in bars, and they participated in dangerous, illegal street races, with her boyfriend at the wheel and Briar by his side.

The narrative then pivots to a tragic event: a devastating accident involving Briar and her boyfriend. Briar sustains severe injuries, necessitating a two-year hospitalization. During this entire ordeal, her boyfriend never once visits her. He offers no flowers, no cards, not even a phone call to inquire about her well-being. Upon her discharge, Briar desperately attempts to locate him, but her efforts prove futile. The scars on her wrist offer a silent, poignant testament to her profound suffering, hinting at a possible suicide attempt as she grappled with the heartbreak and betrayal inflicted by Nick. For it is revealed that Briar's boyfriend was indeed Nick. Their relationship, though brief, had been intense. Following her accident, Nick vanished from her life without a trace. The situation is further compounded by the revelation that Briar was pregnant at the time. Nick's grandfather, leveraging his considerable influence and power, orchestrated Briar's institutionalization, resulting in the tragic loss of her unborn child.

Meanwhile, Noah begins to notice Sofia's increasing closeness to Nick, igniting a fiery temper during a dinner party. Overwhelmed by frustration and hurt, she confronts Nick, accusing him of keeping Sofia a secret. Noah articulates her deep-seated aversion to being lied to, explaining how such deception isolates her and makes her question the sincerity of Nick's love. She offers Nick an opportunity to confess anything he might be hiding, but he remains silent, choosing to keep his secrets buried.

Seeking clarity and understanding, Noah decides to give Anabel, Nick's mother, a chance to explain her side of the story. Anabel presents documents that unequivocally prove she did not abandon her son, Nick, willingly but was coerced into doing so. The backstory reveals that Anabel had been unfaithful to William, Nick's father, during their marriage. Upon discovering this infidelity, Nick's grandfather blackmailed Anabel into signing divorce papers.

Simultaneously, it is revealed that William was engaged in an affair with Rafaella, Noah's mother, a fact unknown to Anabel. This revelation shatters Noah, dredging up painful memories of the trauma her father had inflicted upon her. These agonizing experiences, she realizes, could have been avoided if her mother had not been involved with William, spending time in opulent hotel rooms.

Following the divorce, Anabel fought fiercely for custody of Nick but stood no chance against the formidable legal team her father-in-law commanded. She made numerous attempts to contact Nick and share her truth, but Nick consistently ignored her. Over the years, Anabel penned countless letters to her son, only for him to tear them up without ever reading them. Adding to Anabel's current distress, her current husband is experiencing suspicions regarding the paternity of their daughter, Maggie, leading to the brink of another divorce.

The escalating misunderstandings and hidden truths culminate when Noah, feeling the strain of their fractured relationship, suggests to Nick that they take a break. Nick's response is to reveal his impending move to London for a new job opportunity, demanding that Noah make a decision about their future within a week. In the ensuing days, during a gala event, Briar and Anabel create a dramatic scene, confronting William and his father. Anabel vehemently accuses them of orchestrating her separation from Nick's life, detailing her arduous fight for custody against their powerful legal apparatus.

In a shocking turn of events, Anabel also presents a paternity test, irrefutable evidence that Maggie is, in fact, William's daughter. When Nick learns that it was Noah who aided Anabel in uncovering and presenting this truth, he is consumed by a sense of betrayal and heartbreak. He blames Noah for the unraveling of his family. In a fit of anger and hurt, Nick ends their relationship. To further inflict pain, he kisses Sofia directly in front of Noah at the gala.

Following a supportive pep talk from Lion, Nick begins to recognize the magnitude of his mistake. However, by the time he is prepared to seek reconciliation, Noah has already sought solace in the arms of another, a decision she deeply regrets. When Noah encounters Nick outside her apartment, he immediately senses what has transpired. Without a word, he drives away, leaving Noah alone with her regret. The film concludes with Noah visiting her father's grave, finally finding a measure of peace by forgiving him for the profound pain and trauma he caused her.

The lingering question, however, remains: what lies ahead for Nick and Noah? Are they truly at an end, or is there a possibility for them to find their way back to each other? While the couple has weathered numerous storms and emerged stronger, this particular juncture feels different. This is not merely a misunderstanding; it represents a critical crossroads. One partner sought comfort in spite, while the other found solace in grief. Whether their love can withstand these profound betrayals remains uncertain, leaving the audience to contemplate their future.

Top Billed Cast

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Nicole Wallace
Noah Morgan
Gabriel Guevara Profile Photo
Gabriel Guevara
Nick Leister
Marta Hazas Profile Photo
Marta Hazas
Rafaela
Iván Sánchez Profile Photo
Iván Sánchez
William Leister
Eva Ruiz Profile Photo
Eva Ruiz
Jenna
Víctor Varona Profile Photo
Víctor Varona
Lion
Gabriela Andrada Profile Photo
Gabriela Andrada
Sofía
Alex Bejar Profile Photo
Alex Bejar
Briar
Goya Toledo Profile Photo
Goya Toledo
Anabel
Javier Morgade Profile Photo
Javier Morgade
Michael

Core Crew

Mercedes Ron
Mercedes Ron
Novel
Álex de la Iglesia
Álex de la Iglesia
Producer
Carolina Bang
Carolina Bang
Producer
Domingo González
Domingo González
Director
Domingo González
Domingo González
Screenplay
Sofía Cuenca
Sofía Cuenca
Screenplay
Carlos Cebrián
Carlos Cebrián
Director of Photography
Marga Roca
Marga Roca
Production Director
Marta Verdugo
Marta Verdugo
Executive Producer
Paco Sánchez Polo
Paco Sánchez Polo
Director of Photography

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Tags

  • Your Fault
  • Drama
  • Romance
  • based on novel or book
  • suicide attempt
  • sequel
  • mental health
  • romantic drama
  • Domingo González
  • Nicole Wallace
  • Gabriel Guevara
  • Marta Hazas
  • Iván Sánchez
  • Eva Ruiz
  • Mercedes Ron

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