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PARK CITY-- For many people living in Los Angeles, the Latino culture of Echo Park is so foreign to them that it may as well be another planet. Two white male directors, Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland, were so taken with the neighborhood where they live that they wanted to change that. The result is "Quinceanera," a loving look at the rituals surrounding a girl's fifteenth birthday.

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