PAUL SCHRADER’S Bob Crane biopic Auto Focus and Jennifer Dworkin’s documentary Love and Diane have been chosen to round out the selections for this year’s 40th annual New York Film Festival (September 27-October 13), according to Variety reports.

　Auto Focus looks at the dark side of the late Hogan’s Heroes star, and Diane is about a Brooklyn family fighting poverty and trying to stay together.

　Two other pictures, Alexander Payne’s About Schmidt and Paul Thomas Anderson’s Punch Drunk Love, were previously announced as the festival’s opener and centerpiece, respectively.

　Set to become the world’s biggest showcase for independent film over a 10-day period, the Toronto International Film Festival (September 5-14) unveiled its 2002 lineup Wednesday, a slate featuring 88 films by U.S. directors or coproducers.

　Among the topliners at this year’s event are Todd Haynes’ Far From Heaven, Joel Schumacher’s Phone Booth and Neil Jordan’s The Good Thief. (SD-Agencies)