Please close your eyes slightly, and let me accompany you in the last period of life.
Departures talk about the job that is to make up the dead people in order to let these people can become beautiful at the end of life. The actor, 大悟, get this job by accident. At the beginning, he is not willing to do this job and he also afraid to do it. After he himself see the ritual again and again, he gradually know the significant meaning of this job and how important role he is.
It is a good movie that let us to know this job and realize it. It also touch me when I see people cry to their dearest friends, daughters, mothers, and fathers. The most touching scene I felt is that the son use the towel to wash his mother's face, because it recalled my memory.
It also let us to think about death. I remeber one role says " Death maybe is a door that death is not terminate of life, on the other hand, death is to go next station." Despite the fact that death probably is a terrible thing to confront, we will take it easier if we take the different kind of aspect that the role tell us.
I love this movie.

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I know this is a award-winning movie, but I haven't got the chance to watch it. For me, death now seems to be something faraway, or an abstract concept; maybe this movie can make me think about what death is and how to face it if we or our loving ones are apporaching toward it.
For your 3rd paragraph, you need to pay attention to the subject-verb agreement.
The most impressive part I consider is the same as yours. It's the old client of the public bath place's saying right? I still can remember his monologue before fire up the old woman owner's coffin, and the sound of the button which starts the fire is as astonishing as a bomd. But, if the two women sitting behind us were not so noisy, I think all of us could be in a better mood to think of the meaning of the ending instead of annoyed by them....
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