"La Escopeta Nacional 2" is a Spanish comedy film released in 2004, directed by José Luis Garci. It serves as a sequel to the original film, "La Escopeta Nacional," which was released in 1978. The movie continues to explore themes of politics and social dynamics in Spain, using humor to critique the country's political landscape during the transition to democracy. The plot follows the character Rafael, who navigates various comedic situations involving politicians and social elites. The film features a mix of familiar faces and new characters, maintaining the satirical tone of its predecessor while addressing contemporary issues in Spanish society.