Changing Scenes in a book like a movie

Ah, yes! If your goal is to write 3rd Omniscient, then any character gets to be the POV character for the scene involved, even if your protag is not present. As long as each scene has ONE SINGLE POV character, then no one will accuse you of head-hopping or whatever. And, honestly, if you're writing DISTANT Omniscient, the POV can come from no character at all, but from some god-like outside perspective, namely "author as narrator" instead of "character as narrator," in which you, who knows everything, lets the reader in on secrets and hints and foreshadowing that the characters themselves do not know.

A particular novel comes to mind that I read a couple years ago, in which for one single chapter, the author chose an inanimate object to be the POV character. A satchel containing a precious clue to a crime. A satchel as a POV character?! The protags were all dead by this point (the satchel was found a century later) It was so strange, yet worked so well. It was very daring on the author's part, and obviously, I've never forgotten it.

Point is, your protagonist does not need to be present in every scene for Omniscient POV to work in a credible way.

Does anyone have in mind examples of a book that follows what I have posted in the OP ?