Culpa Tuya - Movie Review

Having started off as a love story between Noah and Nick comes in ‘Culpa Tuya’ an entire world surrounded them in which their parents failed not to do their best to keep them apart. In any case, their connection appears to be stronger than steel. College work also bring in new relationships and life changing decisions for both as they wade through the gates of adulthood. There is no doubt that the movie explores as a quintessential expression of young love, both triumphs and struggle as well.

As for the themes of ‘Culpa Tuya,’ one might designate them as young love and perseverance, along with the realities of the young people’s growth. This means that there is a lot of struggle between family expectations and romantic feelings, thus, making people’s emotion engagement higher. The film is emotionally charged and creates an appropriate mood for giving a look into the principal characters’ stalls. Themes of compassion, rivalry, and individuation run throughout the whole plot.

Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara do an incredible job on stage, embodying the tragic passion of newfound love and the uncertainty of teenage years. Selena and Justin share a great chemistry which make us more interested in their character’s story line. Casting Marta Hazas and Iván Sánchez in more supporting roles, each character also contributes a strand to the story.

In the hands of Domingo González, the story is told in a deeply personal but ultimately very relatable way. It is admirable how he manages to explore rich emotional experiences and explain them in terms our young readership can grasp. While at times it slows down braking into thoughtful, it just as aptly reflects the process of young love.

The music fits in the story like a glove, each song reflecting the emotional setup of the characters’ experience. Music is also a significance factor as it supports dramatic scenes and give more layers to some scenes that look quite simple at first sight.

‘Culpa Tuya’ is filled with terrific and stunning camera work that in my view presents the beauty and passion of the young love story and the emotional struggles the two lead characters go through. ;Lighting and color and increase the intensity of experiencing the film’s mood and contribute to understanding characters’ environment.;The idea of youth experiences is reflected in different locations and interior design in the movie. Each scene corresponds to the change of the characters’ feelings and moods.

Strokes like special effects and computer graphics are used selectively during melodramatic scenes to avoid the emphasis on the external appearance but the internal processes. They are helpful for the story; they do not detract from the characters and their story arcs.

Fortunately, the editing does not deviate from the characters to spare the readers wordiness of certain elements of the plot. However, the change between scenes is rather fluid, which helps to convey the rather harmonious flow of the movie’s narrative. Despite this element slowing down the movie during internal monologues, it is enough to maintain viewers’ attention.

Culpa Tuya’ has more than great dialogues when it comes to depicting love and its trials and tribulations. Dialogues are written with much earnest with the resultCode of reflecting the agony of characters. The only weakness that I found in the script is that it becomes sometime slower than expected, which might make viewers lose interest sometimes. However, it is in this area that the storyline draws clichés which could otherwise unconditionally evolve for veterans of drama television shows.

‘Culpa Tuya’ is a story of young people and their love which goes deep and triumphant on the background of life changes. The story of Noah and Nick is meaningful, their experience suggests both lessons about survival and the nature of the soul. This movie creases the mind with a lasting impression a clear testimony to the efficiency of love.