After we eat a hearty helping of meatloaf, Spanish olives, olive oil with bread, and coffee with whiskey this week, we discuss the film Life Itself. We agree that Oscar Isaac’s performance is mind-blowing and we wanted more of a story with Dylan and her grandpa Irwin. Some of us liked the Gonzalez family story, but we all felt that the culmination of these lives lead to a disappointing appearance of Elena reading a story about her family’s loss and an unlikely coincidence that supposedly proves that life itself is an unreliable narrator. So, it’s possible that none of this is true?