• Drama
• Romance

My Fault: London 2025

My Fault: London is a 2025 British romantic drama film that serves as a remake of the 2023 Spanish movie Culpa Mía, which is based on the first novel in Mercedes Ron's bestselling Culpables trilogy. The plot centers on Noah (Asha Banks), an 18-year-old American girl who is reluctantly forced to move from Florida to a lavish London mansion with her mother, Ella (Eve Macklin), following Ella's marriage to a wealthy English businessman named William (Ray Fearon). Immediately upon her arrival, Noah meets her new stepbrother, the wealthy, 'bad-boy' Nick (Matthew Broome), and they instantly despise each other. However, this initial hatred quickly gives way to an undeniable, intense, and forbidden attraction, leading them into a secret, tumultuous romance. Their relationship unfolds against a backdrop of glamorous London life, complete with affluence, high-stakes drift racing, and Nick's involvement in a world of street fighting and vengeful criminals. As Noah attempts to navigate her new life and her complicated love for Nick, a dark part of her past resurfaces: her estranged father, Travis (Jason Flemyng), has been released from prison and is actively tracking her down, bringing with him the trauma of her childhood and throwing both Nick and Noah's lives into chaos. The film culminates in a dramatic confrontation and a chaotic car chase as Nick risks his life to save Noah from her father, leading to a near-fatal accident for Nick before he eventually recovers, solidifying the couple's bond despite the extreme danger and the disapproval of their parents, ending the movie with them confirming their commitment to their forbidden love. The main cast of the film features Asha Banks as the protagonist Noah, and Matthew Broome as her stepbrother and love interest, Nick. Supporting cast members include Eve Macklin as Noah's mother Ella, Ray Fearon as Nick's father William, and Jason Flemyng as Noah's estranged father Travis. The cast also includes Sam Buchanan as Ronnie, Enva Lewis as Jenna, and Kerim Hassan as Lion. The film was directed by Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler, with the screenplay written by Melissa Osborne. As My Fault: London was distributed by Amazon MGM Studios and had a dedicated streaming-only release on February 13, 2025. Like other major streaming original films, its success is measured by viewership numbers and global performance on the platform rather than cinema ticket sales.For streaming, the film is an Amazon Prime Video exclusive and is available to watch in over 240 countries and territories worldwide as part of a Prime membership subscription. Prime Video is also reportedly continuing the story with English-language remakes of the sequels, titled Your Fault: London and Our Fault: London, to complete the trilogy. Read More

• 2025
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