What will the Denver Film Festival look like in the fall? What will its parent company look like after the pandemic? And, in the meantime, how will the state’s largest nonprofit film institution survive? Answers to these questions are still materializing, but Denver Film has been able to clearly target a couple of them since it announced its new president and CEO on July 28, following a year-long, national search. “It’s been a whirlwind, but it’s great to be here,” said James Mejia, who started his job on Aug.
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