After being acquitted of the murder, Madeleine and Pauline decide to take advantage of the newfound fame and start their own theater company. Madeleine's beauty and charm quickly attract the attention of a wealthy and powerful man named Antoine, who becomes their main investor.
Under Antoine's guidance, Madeleine becomes a star and receives critical acclaim for her performances. However, as she becomes more famous, she starts to suffer from severe anxiety and paranoia. She begins to suspect that Antoine is not the benefactor he seems to be and that he has some hidden agenda.
Pauline, meanwhile, is struggling to keep the theater company afloat. She's tired of watching Madeleine get all the attention and credit while she does all the behind-the-scenes work. She starts to resent Madeleine and feels like she's being taken for granted.
As Madeleine spirals further into paranoia, she discovers a shocking secret about Antoine that puts her life and career in danger. She turns to Pauline for help, but their relationship is strained, and Pauline is unsure if she can trust Madeleine anymore.
The Crime Is Mine is a thrilling mystery that explores the dark side of fame and the price that one must pay for success. The film is a chilling reminder that sometimes the greatest crimes are the ones that we commit against ourselves.