Русско-англо-русский юридический словарь

And so, a title is what someone has associated with something through printing it on or near them, or otherwise formally asserting is the name, while name is wider again and refers to anything it has been formally or informally referred to. By extension, it also applies to where this would often be done even if it never was (a picture with no plaque, a song for which the music or lyrics have never been printed).

In those cases where the name is also the title (hence films, books, songs, chapters, etc. with the caveat about other names already mentioned) we favour the more specific title over the more general name, to the point of this being more idiomatic. (StackExchange)