What Sundance prize did Quinceañera win alongside the Audience Award in 2006?

Quinceañera won the Grand Jury Prize alongside the Audience Award at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival.

The Grand Jury Prize is selected by a festival jury, while the Audience Award reflects votes from festival audiences. Winning both gave the independent film recognition from professional evaluators and viewers. The achievement helped distinguish Quinceañera in a competitive festival program.

The film was written and directed by Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland. Its plot uses a planned quinceañera to explore family pressure, religion, sexuality, and community life in Los Angeles.

The prize is not the same as Sundance's Directing Award, Screenwriting Award, or a documentary honor. Quinceañera is a narrative feature, and its paired 2006 awards are among the film's most frequently cited distinctions.