Havana Passage

Tomorrow's History Today.
The nation's first woman President is an iconoclast. Well down her list of foreign policy initiatives is the diplomatic conversion of Cuba from a peace-threatening cancer to a useful hemispheric partner. Her Cuban agenda is accelerated by two events: 
An American fishing boat is boarded by the U.S. Coast Guard coming out of Havana Harbor, and 
Kate Stevens, a law student at Georgetown University, produces a documentary film questioning the legality of the 50-year-old Cuban trade embargo.
We get a glimpse into the workings of a lawyer whose client is the President of the United States and a Cuba without Fidel Castro.