Al Jazeera Investigates teams up with WikiLeaks to trace how a bribe actually moves through a real system, from the moment money changes hands to the paper trail meant to hide it. The film follows leaked documents and cables that expose the intermediaries, shell arrangements, and officials who make corruption function as routine business rather than an isolated crime. Investigators and sources walk through the mechanics step by step, showing how a single payment gets laundered through layers of bureaucracy until its origin is nearly untraceable. Rather than treating bribery as an abstract scandal, the film breaks down the actual anatomy of the transaction: who initiates it, who signs off, and who benefits at each stage. The WikiLeaks material grounds the reporting in primary documents rather than secondhand claims, giving the investigation a paper-trail structure that mirrors how the corruption itself was built. It is a procedural look at how graft is engineered rather than a general polemic against it.