Detect the end of line in file

I am trying to read a txt file and display the file elements. I want to display elements in same line to give a single line break. But, give extra new line when new line in file starts. The txt file is:

> Interstellar % Christopher Nolan % 2014 % PG-13
>
> Inception % Christopher Nolan % 2010 % PG-13
>
> Endgame % Russo Brothers % 2019 % PG-13

Here, % is delimeter. What I have done so far:

File file_path = new File("film.txt");
try {
    Scanner file_input = new Scanner(file_path);
    file_input.useDelimiter("%");
    for(new_book=1; file_input.hasNext(); new_book++) {
        String book_item = file_input.next().trim();
        System.out.println(book_item);
        if(new_book%4==0){
            System.out.println();
        }
    }
    file_input.close();
} 
catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
    System.out.println("File not found");
}

What it gives:

Interstellar 
Christopher Nolan
2014
PG-13
Inception 

Christopher Nolan
2010
PG-13
Endgame 
Russo Brothers

2019 
PG-13

What I want is:

Interstellar 
Christopher Nolan
2014
PG-13

Inception 
Christopher Nolan
2010
PG-13

What I have noticed is, at the end of line indexing is not working i.e, if I print new_book then, new_book value is not shown in first and second PG-13, but shows in last PG-13.

I am confused with this line in file. Every suggestion is appreciated!!! Also, note that I am not confuse with syntactical error. But, with the logic and how file reading process is done.

You can try to read the line and then split it

file_input = new Scanner(file);
while(file_input.hasNextLine()){
    String st = file_input.nextLine();
    String[] s = st.split("%");
    if(s.length > 1)
        System.out.println(s[0] + "\n" + s[1] + "\n" + s[2] + "\n" + s[3] + "\n");
}
file_input.close();

I used the scanner.nextLine() function to read the entire line at once. Then I split the line string into a list of strings with String.split("%"). Finally I used String.trim() on each String before outputting to remove leading and trailling whitespace.

File file_path = new File("film.txt");
try {
    Scanner file_input = new Scanner(file_path);
    while(file_input.hasNextLine()){
        String line = file_input.nextLine();
        String[] items = line.split("%");

        for(String item: items)
            System.out.println(item.trim());
        
        System.out.println();

    }
} catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
    e.printStackTrace();
}

The problem is that the line break is not considered as a delimiter so the 4th token is read as PG-13<NEWLINE>Inception - with a line break embedded inside. Your options are:

Add line break as a possible delimiter:

Scanner file_input = new Scanner(file_path);
file_input.useDelimiter("%|\n");

Or add % at the end of every line in the input file:

> Interstellar % Christopher Nolan % 2014 % PG-13 %<br>
> Inception % Christopher Nolan % 2010 % PG-13 %

Or change the way the file is read to reading line by line and splitting on % (see answers by others)