A blog has been published on 5th May 2022, on the website of Psychology Today by Lloyd Sederer’s about 181/2 .The blog  highlights the key-points of the movie, such as how sometimes even truth does not set you free. 181/2 is a thriller flick by Lloyd Sederer. The movie character, Connie discovers the missing crucial, parts of a tape (comprising eighteen and a half minutes duration) from the Watergate Scandal. She realizes that revealing it to right authorities can change the history of the US. Consequently, landing her a lucrative job at White House. She collaborates with a New York Times Reporter, Paul. Together, they stay at a motel to jot down the vital parts of this missing tape when they realize that they need a functional reel-to-reel player for it. They ask another couple in motel, talkative Lena, who’s French and a Veteran, Samuel. It’s a whimsical story of some vivid characters that leave an impact on the viewers.  Lloyd Sederer has won uncountable awards for his contributions as a psychiatrist. Lloyd is an adjunct professor at the Columbia University School of Public Health. He has published 7 books for professional audiences and 6 for lay audiences and 500 articles in medical journals, non-medical publications, book, film, TV, and theatre reviews. His writings have appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, The NY Daily News, The Washington Post, The Boston Business Journal, Commonweal Magazine, and Psychology Today.