H

On July 12, 1969 in Pamplona, exactly on the fifth day of the festivities of San Fermín, the patron saint of the city, a bull ran over and killed a man. On the run of that day, after the doors were opened and the six bulls came out, one separated from the group and on his way rammed a man into the air. Man dies instantly from a goring in the heart. Without identification, it is only known that, unlike the other runners, he was dressed in blue and carried in his pocket a key ring with the letter H. The body is transferred to the morgue of the city hospital, where more than five hundred people pass to try to recognize the body, but no one can find out. From the crowd comes a sick woman who says that the night before she had been dancing with him.

This is the story of H, uncle of Carlos Pardo Ros, the filmmaker and director who signs this film. After years of listening to his family making up stories, trying to find out what happened to his uncle, Pardo has decided to reconstruct the story in his own way by posing different scenarios that led him to be on the tour that morning. With the only certainty that his friends accompanied him at night to the hotel room and the time of his death the next morning, Pardo reconstructs those dead hours speculating about what might have happened.