Hen Mazzig and husband appear in new documentary ‘Univited’ exploring acceptance and community after Oct. 7

Jewish activist Hen Mazzig and his husband, who is also the subject of the film, star in a new documentary titled “Univited,” according to a report published June 28 by Page Six.

The documentary centers on the couple’s lived experience as they “grapple with profound questions of acceptance, community and resilience” after Oct. 7, the report says.

In Page Six’s account, the film is built around the couple’s dynamic, using their relationship as a lens to examine how communal life and personal safety can shift in the wake of a major national and community trauma.

The report frames the project as an attempt to document not only the immediate aftermath of Oct. 7, but also the longer arc of adjustment, including how people seek connection while confronting uncertainty around belonging.

Because the Page Six article provides limited detail beyond the film’s premise, the record shared here does not specify additional production credits, distribution partners, release timing, or venues for screenings.

Questions about those practical details, including when and where audiences can watch the documentary, would need confirmation from the film’s official release materials or the documentary’s distributor or production company.

The “Univited” project joins a broader trend in documentary filmmaking that uses intimate, family-based storytelling to explore how major events affect community cohesion and social life over time.