That film by this director contains a suspenseful scene set inside a murder suspect's film reel-filled basement.
During a "long-take" from a film by this director, the camera seemingly enters into the keyhole of a door lock and passes through various objects as it floats around a house, showing through the windows what is going on outside. A sequence in another film by this director begins with a call-in radio show playing over a bird's-eye tracking shot of a moving taxi and ends with the cab driver being shot in the neck by his passenger. That film by this director contains a suspenseful scene set inside a murder suspect's film reel-filled basement. The song "Hurdy Gurdy Man" plays over both the (*) beginning and end of that film, which follows Robert Graysmith's quest to track down a serial killer in San Francisco. This man ended another film with the song "Baby You're A Rich Man" playing while the protagonist repeatedly refreshes his web browser, hoping that Rooney Mara's character has accepted his friend request. For 10 points, name this director of Panic Room, Zodiac, and The Social Network.
During a "long-take" from a film by this director, the camera seemingly enters into the keyhole of a door lock and passes through various objects as it floats around a house, showing through the windows what is going on outside.
David Fincher