Steamy scene with Noah and Nick. Credit: Instagram @culpa_mia.md
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Our Fault
The third and final entry in Mercedes Ron’s hit Culpable trilogy, Our Fault (Culpa Nuestra), features returning lovers Nick (Gabriel Guevara) and Noah (Nicole Wallace) bringing their trademark chemistry to an Ibiza wedding.
Director Domingo González keeps everything visually irresistible with golden beaches, glimmering dresses, and aching glances, yet the emotional depth from some of the characters barely ripples beneath the surface. Guevara delivers his most layered performance yet, balancing pride and heartbreak with brooding charm, while Wallace finally steps into maturity.
Fans of the first two films will find closure and comfort here, but newcomers may wonder what all the fuss is about. Like a glossy summer brochure, it’s pretty to look at – just don’t expect to feel the sand between your toes. Streaming on Amazon Prime.
Climate Trails
In Climate Trails, the sky is not the limit; it’s the battleground. This slick yet sobering documentary dives into the controversial world of geoengineering, chemtrails, and atmospheric manipulation. Featuring scientists, activists, and one unnervingly calm military whistleblower, it pieces together a jigsaw of evidence that leaves viewers questioning what’s really going on above their heads.
The documentary’s strength lies in its investigative journalism. It doesn’t scream conspiracy but rather whispers it with unsettling precision. Beautiful aerial shots contrast sharply with grim statistics and quiet confessions, making Climate Trails an oddly hypnotic watch.
While sceptics may dismiss it as paranoia, the documentary deserves credit for encouraging critical thought about who controls the weather, and why. It’s a conversation that feels increasingly urgent in Europe’s age of droughts and extreme floods.
Whether you emerge convinced or merely curious, Climate Trails ensures you’ll never look at a vapour trail quite the same way again. Watch it on Amazon Prime.
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