Mon Crime transports us to the Paris of the interwar period alongside the young and pretty actress Madeleine Verdier. Broke and without talent, she escapes a conviction for the murder of a famous producer, but events catch up with her little by little as the recklessness of fame wins her over. Like the screenplay, the palette of sounds chosen by Philippe Rombi is very varied. The majority of themes addressed accompanies plot changes throughout the film. Thus, the theme is sometimes light and lyrical when the scene invokes nostalgic representations of the Paris of yesteryear, sometimes fast and syncopated when the suspense takes over. Finally, by adapting to the acting, the costumes and the chosen sets, the interpretation brings a particular color to the whole.

01 Philippe Rombi– Ouverture 2:15
02 Philippe Rombi– Confession De Madeleine 2:04
03 Philippe Rombi– Les Toits De Paris 2:01
04 Philippe Rombi– Montferrand Est Mort ! 1:15
05 Philippe Rombi– Mauvaise Graine 1:43
06 Philippe Rombi– Palmarede 1:39
07 Philippe Rombi– Palais De Justice 2:09
08 Philippe Rombi– J'avoue Mon Crime 1:37
09 Philippe Rombi– Le Procès 1:32
10 Philippe Rombi– Aux Femmes De 1935 0:57
11 Philippe Rombi– Demande En Mariage 1:18
12 Philippe Rombi– Les Larmes Amères De Marie-Antoinette 1:54
13 Philippe Rombi– Le Calvaire De Suzette 2:29
14 Philippe Rombi– La Chaumette 2:29
15 Philippe Rombi– Une Gloire Du Cinéma Muet 1:21
16 Philippe Rombi– Le Sacrifice De Madeleine 2:07
17 Philippe Rombi– Usine Bonnard 1:26
18 Philippe Rombi– Sœurs De Crime 1:24
19 Philippe Rombi– Triomphe 1:13
20 Philippe Rombi– Final 1:55
21 Danielle Darrieux– Le Bonheur C'est Un Rien 2:39
22 Danielle Darrieux– Sans Un Mot 2:40
23 Philippe Rombi– Valse Du Théâtre (Bonus) 2:36