Nadia Tereszkiewicz

Rebecca Marder

Isabelle Huppert

Fabrice Luchini

Dany Boon

André Dussollier

Jean-Christophe Bouvet

Édouard Sulpice

Régis Laspalès

Olivier Broche

Félix Lefebvre

Michel Fau

Daniel Prévost

Evelyne Buyle

Myriam Boyer

Franck de la Personne

Suzanne De Baecque

Jean-Claude Bolle-Reddat

Dominique Besnehard

Anne-Hélène Orvelin

Georges Bécot

Paul Beaurepaire

Lucía Sánchez

Radostina Rogliano

François Ozon

Manuel Dacosse

Eric Altmayer

Nicolas Altmayer

Philippe Cord'homme

Laure Gardette

Richard Elmosnino

Robin Reze

Marion Dehaene

Marie Messien

Joran Muratori

Nathalie Tabareau

Julien Chassaignon

Agathe Grau

Thomas Caselli

Thibault Frey

Victoire Bonin

Stanislas Etenaille

Matis Bros

Grégoire Jeudy

Julien Moine

Giovanni Quéné

Sylvain Zambelli

Julia Fimat

Lara Mzayek

Indiana Sylla

Adrien Anquetil

Nathan Meynsbrughen

Christophe Gomes

Ayelen Camiña

Guillaume Quilichini

Jean-Philippe Marin

Bertrand Glosset

Rémi Paquin

Stephane Canda

Clément Jolivet

Baptiste Tordeux

David Tshiakatumba

Yann Ricordeau

Jean-Marie Blondel

Barthelemy Thomas

Emilie Ferrenq

Isabelle Brégeaud

Louise Pichon

Dominique Eyraud

Justine Fiorito

Louis Verneuil

Georges Berr

Louis Zebo

Philippe Piazzo

Philippe Rombi

Jean Rabasse

Pascaline Chavanne

David Bertrand

Anaïs Duran

Geneviève Lemal

Stephanie Laurent Delarue

Aude Cathelin

Julien Roig

Jean-Paul Hurier

Guillaume Le Gouez

Crime

Comedy

Mystery

Drama

Mon crime

Mandarin Production

Gaumont

France 2 Cinéma

Playtime

SCOPE Pictures

Canal+

Ciné+

France Télévisions

France

English

Français

The Crime Is Mine

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It's quite hard to précis this without giving the game away, but suffice to say that when a film producer is found with an hole in his head, the police conclude that aspiring actress "Madeleine" (Nadia Tereszkiewicz) is the prime suspect after rejecting his casting couch advances. The investigating judge "Rabusset" (Fabrice Luchini) isn't the sharpest tool in the box, nor is he really bothered about the voracity of any verdict, so long as it goes in the solved drawer. Luckily for our defendant, she is best pals with lawyer "Pauline" (Rebecca Marder) who constructs a defence steeped in theatrical delivery that she feels certain will promote the concept of self-defence and see her client walk free. Risky? Well just wait til the second part and the emergence of silent film star "Odette" (Isabelle Huppert doing her best Cleo Laine or Eileen Brennan impersonation) who threatens to inject just a little truth into this semi-farcical scenario and upset just about everyone's apple-cart. Whilst all these courtroom shenanigans are on-going, well-to-do boyfriend "André" (Édouard Sulpice) has come up with a plan to marry well but keep "Madeleine" as his mistress. Hmmm - not quite sure she's really up for that, but as the threads of the storylines start to knit together we are left with a plot that is anything but predicable. The ending isn't the best, it does sort of run out of steam a bit, but for the most part this is a quirkily enjoyable, well-acted, drama that pops a little at the judicial process and showbiz in a fashion that hits more than it misses. It's got a lovely period look to it, the score is suitably mischievous throughout and it proved to be a mystery worth a watch.

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The Crime Is Mine

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