Yoosuf Ahmet was no great fan of Friday nights. His kebab business made pretty good money, and he and his wife, Hasna, were happy in that, but dealing with the drunken riff-raff that darkened his shop's door at the start of the weekend was often more than he could take. So when, as a result of one more altercation with the dregs of humanity that Melbourne often threw in his direction, he was arrested and thrown into Victoria's brand new Terrorist prison cell, he was more than a little disgruntled with his lot. An Inconvenient Terrorist is a look at the days that followed, from his initial imprisonment, the less than legal influence of political government and his release into, what became, a completely different world.