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I guess the school tried to teach students about sympathy. A professor said that it's important for students to learn that the bodies they treat needs their sympathy. And I guess there are other mental stress too. So there are lots of the religious rituals. The students have to call the cadaver "teacher" and learn about her cause of death.
The problem is that the dissection disturbs the family. Although the deceased signed the consent contract, it was the family who actually execute the contract. People like to have a proper funeral. Seeing their relatives getting embalmed, dissected and discussed disturbs them.
But most of the schools' focus is on "have sympathy for the deceased". Not the family.
There is also a problem of burial ground. The school often buried the deceased in catholic cemetery near the school. But the family is Buddhist and want a place closer to them.
I didn't really watch the whole movie. I saw it on tv but cannot focus on the channel. I don't really want to be disturbed.