Al Jazeera's investigative team travels to Kiev to trace the money and power behind former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, who fled the country in 2014 after months of protests. Reporters follow the network of oligarchs who financed his rise and profited from his rule, tracking business interests, property, and political connections that stretched from government ministries into private fortunes. Interviews with journalists, officials, and people close to the Yanukovych circle lay out how state assets and contracts were allegedly funneled to a small group of loyalists. The film treats Yanukovych's ousting not as an ending but as the start of an unfinished reckoning, asking who actually controls Ukraine's economy once a president is gone and whether the oligarch system he relied on survives him. It is a case study in how post-Soviet wealth and political power became inseparable, told through the reporting trail rather than through narration alone.