Sunday marked the last day of this year’s Wild & Scenic Film Festival, but the scene was far from winding down mid-afternoon. Parking was in short supply in downtown Nevada City as attendees scrambled to make the last film sessions at the half-dozen venues, and a steady stream of attendees strolled in and out of the festival’s headquarters on Broad Street to buy tickets, peruse art or watch live interviews being conducted in full view of passersby. “There’s really nothing like this,” said Elisa Parker of See Jane Do, who was hosting the Wild & Scenic Media Lounge. Parker pointed …