A quinceañera turns monstrous in Fifteen (Quince).

Prestige International Pictures (PIP) has acquired all sales rights to the body horror, outside of Latin America, ahead of AFM.

The film follows a Mexican girl who has been planning the perfect quinceañera with her best friend until she begins to transform into something monstrous, causing a rift in their friendship as her birthday party spirals into chaos.

It was directed by brothers Jack Zagha and Yossy Zagha from an original screenplay by Andrzej Rattinger and Ricardo Álvarez Canales ((100 Days to Fall in Love).

Greta Martí, Macarena Oz (Nadie nos va a extrañar), Aminta Ireta, Cloe Furlong and Mercedes Hernández (Digger) star.

The film was produced by the Zagha bothers for Avanti Pictures alongside Elsa Reyes and Películas V’s Valentín Javier Diment and Vanesa Pagani. The Mexican and Argentine co-production was made with the support and participation of the Mexican Film Institute (IMCINE), through FIDECINE, FOCINE and EFICINE.

Deadline first reported on the acquisition.