Which Sundance award did the film Quinceañera win in addition to its Audience Award?

Quinceañera won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance in addition to its Audience Award.

The film received both honors at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival in the dramatic competition. The Grand Jury Prize is selected by a festival jury, while the Audience Award is determined by audience response. Receiving both gave the film recognition from professional judges and festivalgoers.

Quinceañera follows Magdalena, a Los Angeles teenager whose fifteenth-birthday plans unfold amid family and community tensions. Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland wrote and directed the film, which is set in Echo Park.

The Sundance result is a film fact, not a rule about quinceañera ceremonies. The award-winning movie uses the celebration as the framework for a coming-of-age drama. It does not claim that every quinceañera includes the same religious, clothing, dance, or family customs shown or discussed in the story.