The 2006 film Quinceañera first premiered at Sundance in the 2000s. Its festival debut occurred in 2006, placing it in the decade from 2000 through 2009.
The film was directed by Wash Westmoreland and Richard Glatzer and uses a planned quinceañera as the center of a story about family relationships and social pressures. Its Sundance appearance preceded its broader release and brought it attention in the independent-film world.
This date is easy to confuse with the 1987–1988 Mexican telenovela Quinceañera. The two productions share a title and cultural subject but belong to different decades and mediums. The telenovela is a television serial, while the 2006 work is a feature film.
Decade questions can be useful when titles recur across adaptations and genres. Here, the precise year—2006—provides the evidence, while the decade places the film’s premiere in its broader historical context.