Picture This (BBC)

A portrait of a woman's desire to refurbish her hotel before her inevitable death from cancer.

In November 1974, young singer/songwriter Nick Drake was found dead in his bedroom, having just released his third album. Twenty-five years later, Drake has become a cult figure, yet he remains an enigma. Family, friends and fans help with this look at who he was and what made him an extraordinary musician.

In September 1997, English Heritage erected one of their Blue Plaques to the memory of Hendrix at his former London home, 23 Brook Street. This documentary, showing in the strand of films by new directors, recounts the story of the plaque - from the initial idea by Hendrix's sometime girlfriend Kathy Etchingham to the eventual unveiling by Who guitarist Pete Townshend.

Vincent Ezeala and Ishmael Adams fled from persecution and war in Africa and now, having settled in Britain, they play for the Fugee Stars football team in a Sunday league on Teesside. Dominick French's film tells of the pair's traumatic experiences, the dangers they faced as stowaways and, of course, their love of football.

Tonight's film is director/producer Simon Kerfoot's examination of meeting a partner's parents. Flo Plant has decided to take her boyfriend Tim Foden home to meet her mother and stepfather. Plant and Foden's predicament is observed, with a cast of fellow sufferers adding memories of their experiences.

This celebration of childhood looks at the relationships children have with their imaginary companions. Alice's make-believe friend always travels in her pocket, while Miles's soulmate runs two antique shops under the sofa.

Some men find a lack of a good head of hair a problem. This documentary follows two follically-challenged individuals as they pursue the prospect of medical treatment and surgery, while a receding Rastafarian eschews these options in favour of revealing his true, bald self.

Belarus received the highest amount of nuclear fallout from the Chernobyl disaster of all the Soviet republics. This programme follows a group of young Belarussian visitors to the UK who were brought here by the charity The Chernobyl Children Lifeline.

Janet Oldroyd Hulme , known as the high priest of rhubarb, has the plant in her blood - her family has been growing it for generations and is now one of a diminishing group of producers in the triangle between Leeds, Bradford and Wakefield. Diane Myers's film captures her determination to keep the flag flying for this remarkable crop.

Harry Findlay is a compulsive gambler, regularly betting thousands of pounds on football, tennis, the dogs or the horses. Stuart Mitchell 's film profiles his unpredictable lifestyle and, when things get out of control, discovers the meaning of the phrase "stood for this massive".