This week, Mike and Glen discuss a Danish film about the struggles of a man wrongfully accused of a horrendous crime and the film that brought Martin Scorsese respect in the industry. It also, possibly could have been the film Tommy Wiseau was trying to emulate with "The Room". We will never know.

Two Films: In one, a young Korean woman colludes with a Japanese Count to become an heiresses handmaiden and persuade her into marrying him so that he may inherit her wealth. In the other, a man three days from getting off parole struggles with his identity after witnessing a cop murder an unarmed man. He wrestles with his emotions all while trying to avoid his parole being extended.

Two films: in one, a Texas town is rocked when a violent outburst between jocks and punks ends in devastation. In the other, a collection of short films in the western genre written and directed by The Coen Brothers.

This week, Mike and Glen discuss the documentary about Orson Welles final film and a film about the Scottish Rebellion which begins right around when "Braveheart" ended. Will either of them be the first to end up on the KFR Shelf?

After many months apart, Mike and Glen chat it up and discuss movies they have scene since they last spoke.