Using the video key, you can't get one identify Movie property without the other one, so remove it. You'll add the Movie name property to the query interface another way.
At the bottom of the Assistant Properties pane, there's a field labeled "Additional Property Key Path". In this field, type video.movie.title, and click Add.
Adding key paths to an entity's property keys flattens attributes into the entity for display purposes: the attribute identified by the key path is treated in the user interface as if it's one of the entity's own attributes rather than an attribute of a related entity.
The label for video.movie.title, "Video Movie Title", seems unnecessarily wordy. "Movie Title" would be better.
Select the Widgets tab in the Assistant. Set the Task pull-down list to <ALL> if it isn't already, then select video.movie.title in the Property Key pull-down list. In the Label field, delete the word "Video" so the label is simply "Movie Title".
Notice that the movie title label is now "Movie Title" for both the search field and for the column in the results table. To set one, but not the other, you would simply set the Task pull-down list to the appropriate task before making the change.
The notes property contains free-form text, and doesn't display well in a list, so remove notes from Unit's list property keys.