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Mencari Madonna Rantau described the film as a visual essay, which had shot using the French theory of "outer cinema". "Mencari Madonna" was released in 2005. In 2006 it was screened at the Alba International Film Festival in Italy under the title "In cerca di Madonna". Dennis Harvey, who reviewed the film for "Variety" when it was screened at the San Francisco Film Festival in 2006, wrote that the film had "upbeat, progressive-minded content despite melodramatics", but suffered from plot holes exacerbated by poor subtitles. Mencari Madonna Mencari Madonna (Looking for Madonna) is a 2005 film by Indonesian director John de Rantau.