"La escopeta nacional" is a Spanish film directed by José Luis García Sánchez and released in 1978. The movie is a satirical comedy that explores the political and social climate of Spain during the late Franco regime. It follows a group of characters who gather for a hunting trip, revealing their diverse backgrounds and perspectives on the country's situation. The film features notable actors such as José Sacristán and Antonio Resines, and it uses humor to critique the hypocrisy and contradictions of Spanish society at the time. "La escopeta nacional" remains a significant work in Spanish cinema, reflecting the complexities of a nation in transition.