Python always print else statement

I have code like this:

from tabulate import tabulate

def search_movie_title():
    movies = open('movies.txt','r').readlines()
    title = input("Input movie title: ").lower()
    for i in movies:
        movie = i.strip("\n").split("|")
        if title == movie[0].lower():
            table = [['Name:',movie[0]],['Genre:',movie[1]],['Running:',movie[2]],['Director:',movie[3]],['Starring:', movie[4]],['Country:', movie[5]], ['Realised:', movie[6]]]
            print (tabulate(table))
        else:
            print("Nothing found! Try again.")
            search_movie_title()

And text file like this:

A fistful of Dolars|Western|100|Sergio Leone|Clint Eastwood|Italia|1964
For a few dolars more|Western|130|Sergio Leone|Clint Eastwood|Italia|1965
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly|Western|179|Sergio Leone|Clint Eastwood|Italia|1966
March on the Drina|War movie|107|Zika Mitrovic|LJuba Tadic|Serbia|1964

If I use use only if statement it works "fine", but if I input nonexistent movie, then program just stop running, obvious.

In case I use if and else it will always print else statement (except for first line in text file)

Question is: How to print only found movie and how to print message if movie is not found?