The film mainly focuses on the building of the Residence at Cape Idokopas, a dacha located near the town of Gelendzhik in Krasnodar Krai, which Navalny calls "the largest private house in Russia", citing documents regarding its construction.[4] According to The Straits Times, these documents included itemised lists of purchased furniture and samples of the building's floor patterns, which were handed over to the Anti-Corruption Foundation by a subcontractor involved with its construction.[5] Allegedly, all vehicles entering the compound are subject to inspections at several checkpoints, and workers are strictly forbidden from carrying mobile phones with a camera.[6] Besides the complex itself, the restricted area also includes an underground ice palace and two helipads, a arboretum and greenhouse measuring 2,500 square metres, a church, an amphitheatre, a tea house and a 80-metre bridge leading to the compound, which crosses a ravine.[6] Due to its location on a steep bank, a special tunnel was dug to provide access to the nearby beach, and contains a tasting room overlooking the Black Sea.[6] The area of the palace complex is 68 hectares, with 7000 hectares of land surrounding the palace being designated as a closed territory under the jurisdiction of the Federal Security Service.