In the 2006 film Quinceañera, which two directors co-directed the story of a teenager in Los Angeles?

The 2006 film Quinceañera was co-directed by Wash Westmoreland and Richard Glatzer.

The film follows Magdalena, a Mexican American teenager in Los Angeles whose planned quinceañera becomes complicated by pregnancy and family conflict. Its setting is the Echo Park neighborhood, giving the story a specific Mexican American community context rather than presenting the celebration as a generic event.

Westmoreland and Glatzer later worked together on other films, including The Last of Robin Hood and Still Alice. Their collaboration on Quinceañera helped bring an independent film about queer identity, religion, family, and cultural tradition to a wider audience.

The title is sometimes confused with documentaries or television programs about quinceañeras. This question refers specifically to the narrative feature film released in 2006, not to the broader celebration or unrelated productions using the same word.