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Corbandie by W. N. Herbert 
The poet reads his own poem in Dundee Scots in which through the image of a bedraggled raven (corbie) he explores his feelings about the imminent birth of his child. (See ‘About the poet’ for the poet’s translation.)
This film by Pamela Robertson-Pearce is from the DVD-book Bloodaxe Books – In Person
