@blue
What an interesting movie name, because 내일의 기억 translates to tomorrow's memories. My Hangeul reading is still very weak, but I've reached the stage where I'll attempt short passages of text to see what I recognize. There's more that's familiar every time. I'm trying to note and remember the Korean names of the dramas that I watch, since that's a good subject of discussion when I interact with Korean speakers. I can't retain them very easily. At least My Drama List always has that information.

@EllenInEdmonton
It’s so great to hear about your progress in Korean!     
That film was about a woman who seems to have memories of things that happen in the future. I found the Korean title to be much better than the English one (Recalled).
Titles of films and drama can be difficult sometimes, like that other film, 화차, I had no idea what the title meant, and I’m pretty sure natives don’t necessarily do either! It’s originally a Buddhist concept of a fiery cart bringing sinful persons to hell, but refers in Japanese to being in a desperate financial situation.

@blue Ah. The Korean name is definitely more accurate! In the case of a word with a meaning in hanja, like many given names in Korean. If I continue studying Korean, I'll eventually have to learn the most commonly used hanja terms in Korean. Since you're multi-lingual, you probably know a lot of those already.