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Kurosawa'a Ikiru

Posted by PhilJ on April 30, 2008 at 17:15:51:
fits the bill perfectly

The dying public servant who at first experiences anger and terror after learning he has cancer but in the end finds the courage and drive to divert city funds to build a children's playground and die with dignity.

Also the business men at the end who all think they were the ones who helped get the playground made and then there is a beautiful scene where they all realize the guy who died did it not them.

A very heartfelt and emotional film and among my favorite.