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Input: Consider Input: It gets under way with a world premiere of Tommy's Honour, a film based on a true story about Scottish golfing pioneer Old Tom Morris.
A remake of the classic Scottish comedy Whisky Galore will close the festival, which runs until 26 June.
Hollywood's Meg Ryan will be in the city with her directorial debut Ithaca.
Tom Riley will attend the world premiere of Starfish, and Robert Sheehan will return to the city with the cast of Goa-set thriller Jet Trash.
Actor Brian Cox appears in two of the festival's films, a comedy, The Carer, and a western, Forsaken, which also stars Donald and Kiefer Sutherland.
Braveheart actor Angus Macfadyean will bring his first film as a director, Macbeth Unhinged, to the festival.
The film is a modern, black and white retelling of the Shakespearean tragedy.
Scot Dougray Scott will be starring in the apocalyptic thriller The Rezort.
Jason Connery's drama Tommy's Honour stars Peter Mullan and Jack Lowden.
It is based on a true story and focuses on Morris's turbulent relationship with his son, Tommy.
Gillies Mackinnon's Whisky Galore, features Gregor Fisher, James Cosmo, Kevin Guthrie, Sean Biggerstaff and Eddie Izzard.
Diane Henderson, EIFF deputy artistic director said: "In this special year we're proud to welcome so many exciting and talented guests from all over the world.
"Some we're lucky enough to welcome back and others are here for the very first time.
"If you'd like the chance to rub shoulders with your favourite actor, director, animator or producer, or the opportunity to meet the stars of tomorrow, then EIFF has it all."
The festival will also have a special screening to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Danny Boyle's Trainspotting and a world premiere screening of the newly 4K restored Highlander, attended by the film's star Clancy Brown.

Output: Film-goers from around the world are due to descend on the capital for the Edinburgh International Film Festival as it opens for its 70th year later.


Input: Consider Input: The embassies in Ankara both stayed closed on Friday after intelligence warned of a possible threat during the festival of Eid al-Adha.
Four people arrested earlier this week as part of an investigation into the warning have no links to terror groups, the authorities say.
So-called Islamic State and Kurdish rebels recently carried out attacks.
British ambassador Richard Moore said on his Twitter account the closure was a "reasonable precaution".
However, apart from saying staff were working "closely and cooperatively" with Turkish authorities, he would not be drawn on the nature of the threat.
The embassy had been due to reopen on Friday after closing for the holiday.
The Foreign Office confirmed the embassy was shut "for security reasons". Germany took the added precaution of closing its schools and consulates across Turkey, according to Bild newspaper.
The German embassy in Ankara said it was offering limited services this week with its missions remaining "closed for any meetings".
Turkish state-run media say the four arrests - three in Ankara and one in Istanbul - were made on Monday, ahead of the holiday.
"Four people were detained in relation to a potential act against the two embassies," an official told Reuters news agency.
"Security remains at the highest level. We continue to cooperate closely and share information with the foreign missions."
It is unclear if they are still in custody.

Output: The British and German embassies in Turkey have been forced to shut amid fears of a militant attack.


Input: Consider Input: The Oscar nominated film, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, is about a frontiersman fighting for survival after being attacked by a bear.
It took $16m (£11.2m) with Star Wars: The Force Awakens in second place with $14.3m (£10m).
Storm Jonas forced cinema closures in Washington DC and New York, while hundreds of others suspended showings.
Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for box office firm Rentrak, said the storm had a limited effect.
"It probably altered the box office 10 or 12 percent overall. This was never predestined to be an earth-shattering box office weekend anyway," he said.
The Revenant, directed by Alejandro G Inarritu, has taken $119.2m (£83.5m) in North America so far.
It had a limited release on Christmas Day, followed by a wide release on 8 January.
JJ Abrams' The Force Awakens has made $1.94bn globally to date and is likely to cross the $2bn (£1.36bn) mark over the next week.
Last week's number one, Kevin Hart and Ice Cube comedy Ride Along 2, dropped to third with $13m (£9.1m).
Rounding out the top five were two new entries, comedy Dirty Grandpa and The Boy, about an American nanny who finds her English family's boy is a life-sized doll.
Next week's new releases include thriller The Finest Hours starring Chris Pine, Holliday Grainger and Casey Affleck, and Kung Fu Panda 3.


Output: The Revenant has stormed to the top of the US box office in a weekend affected by the East Coast snow storm.


