The documentary "Time for a Life", directed by Siloam Films production, had its premiere on the occasion of the Fourth International Congress Provida held in Zaragoza city (Spain) from 6 to 8 of November 2009.
It was presented by Ricardo del Pozo , its scriptwriter and director, and Ana Cordova, responsible for production and representing the role of Ana, the girl that collaborates with an association to help the women that consider an abortion as a solution of an unexpected or difficult pregnancy.
After its premiere at the Luis Galve Hall with the wonderful welcome of all who could enjoy it the documentary was screened again on the next days at the closing ceremony. The organizing committee members understood that it was representing perfectly the Conference spirit and wanted to finish the event with this encouraging and realistic action.

It is a hymn to the beauty of life without falling into sentimental tears. Photography, music, story line... everything is at the absolute service of the message of hope for all the women who have suffered the harm of abortion, and at the same time it is the source of information about its consequences – physical, psychological or emotional.
A simple contribution with the great power of undoubted influence.

“IV International Conference Provida, in Zaragoza Frente al megagenocidio, cinco panes y dos peces”

“The life on a big screen”

“The perfect finale of the Conference was the documentary “Time for a Life” of Ricardo del Pozo, that already has achieved the evident success at the round table of the Reality portrays where the cinema was one of the major figures (…)”

“Cinema and life defence at the International Conference Provida”

“(…)at the International Conference Provida two initiatives were presented that expect to contribute something. The first, already performed, is “Time for a life”, produced by Ricardo del Pozo for Siloé Films.

Sharing the real situation of Ana, the activist of Provida who is experiencing the despair moment in her fight, “Time for a life” is analyzing different aspects of the problem of abortion, like scientific data about a life beginning, what is an abortion, the situations when the women consider to do it, its psychological consequences or the conscientious objections of doctors. While presenting their work, both Ana and Ricardo explained the experienced complications of lack of any financing and combining it with their jobs. Nevertheless, Del Pozo pointed out that their intention was “to carry out a call of hope (…)”

“Finally we make a reference to the documentary “Time for a Life” of Ricardo del Pozo (Siloé Films), with leading role of Ana Córdova. It was a culmination of the Conference on Sunday late morning. It shows the real store of a volunteer of “telephone for a life” that is trying to carry out the “rescues” and convince the women that want to have an abortion not to do it. The leading thread is the stories of the women that have suffered an abortion, they talks about their hard confessions and distressing experiences trying to avoid more killings of innocents. Also there are the opinions of experts that without doubts do not inspire all in this fight for a life. The documentary full of professionalism was very applauded, in spite of its 48 minutes it was not long at all. Very recommended”

Ricardo del Pozo and Ana Córdova present the documentary "Time for Life", in the program directed by Mariángel Pérez

The premiere of "Time for a Life" during the IV International Congress Provida in Zaragoza, was a major figure of radio program "People of Aragon" presented by Mariángel Perez that was counting on the visit of Richard del Pozo, scriptwriter and director of the documentary.
He was accompanied by Ana Cordova, responsible for production and also represents the main character of Ana in the film. Radio air time also presented the IV International Conference Provida with the participation of different members of the Conference organizing committee, among them: Gasos Antonio (President of “The Telephone for a life”) and Alvaro Vazquez (President of Provida, Aragon). All of them shared the definition of this event in Zaragoza as the place of meeting, conversations and news presentations for the people, associations and foundations that defend the world of life in spite of any other considerations. The documentary “Time for a life” certainly makes a contribution to achieve the aim of the Conference in Zaragoza.