Two-time Oscar winner Lange will appear for an In Conversation event to discuss her career, which has also seen her win three Emmys, five Golden Globes and a Tony award.
The festival will close on 9 March with the gala world premiere of award-winning Scottish documentary filmmaker Martyn Robertson’s Make it to Munich.
Shot in the build-up to Euro 2024, it follows Aberdeenshire footballer Ethan Walker who, just months into a football scholarship in the US, was seriously injured after being hit by a car in New York.
He suffered bleeding in the brain and multiple broken bones before making a “miracle” recovery with the help of Glasgow surgeon Prof Gordon Mackay.
The film charts Ethan’s bid to cycle from Hampden to Munich for Scotland’s opening match against Germany – nine months after his accident.
GFF 2025 will also host a special world premiere screening of the first episode of thriller Fear, shot in the city’s west end.
It will be released later this year and stars Martin Compston, Solly Macleod and James Cosmo.
Unveiling the festival programme, organisers said audiences can also expect the UK premiere of The Return, an adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey, featuring Ralph Fiennes and Juliet Binoche.
