OverSized Coat" is a 90 minutes-length masterpiece which talks about the Palestinian reality for the period of (1987-2011). It is considered to be the first and the only film of its kind to reflect Palestinians' miserable life throughout these years, highlighting the two witnessed "Intifadas" and the "Peace Conventions" that led to the present Palestinian status quo. The film is a story of a Palestinian hero who lives the daily Palestinian life with all its social and political details during the period of "OSLO Agreement", the "Palestinian National Authority" and the two "Intifadas" and is struggling to spread the "Palestinian Issue" world-widely via all means of media. The Zionist enemy on the contrary, poses considerable threats and endless obstacles on his way depriving him from spreading his message and making his voice heard. Therefore, the hero who is specializing in media and film making decides to travel to some neighboring countries and to Europe afterwards to convey the clear realistic picture of the Palestinians' suffering and torment; thus the recognition of the "Palestinian Issue" and its implications, the thing that leads to more violent practices by the Israeli enemy in an attempt to execute a planned assassination for the hero.
—Nawras Abu Saleh