What second Sundance award did Quinceañera win alongside its 2006 Grand Jury Prize?

Quinceañera also won the Sundance Audience Award in 2006.

The film received both the Grand Jury Prize and the Audience Award in the Dramatic Competition at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival. The two honors represent different forms of recognition: the jury prize comes from festival-appointed jurors, while the audience prize reflects audience voting or response within the relevant competition.

This double win helped raise the profile of the independent feature before its United States theatrical release. The film’s setting in Echo Park and its focus on a Mexican American family gave it a distinctive cultural and social perspective within the festival lineup.

The award is not the same as a directing or acting prize. It recognizes the film’s reception by festival viewers, while the Grand Jury Prize records the decision of the competition jury. Both awards belong to the 2006 Sundance festival.