Focusing largely on the last decade, Anthology's retro also includes miniDV tapes, like Levine's Driven series—confessional road movies with fellow filmmakers, taped as they drive around Boston at night. Unlike his often frenetic films, Levine's videos can be composed of one long shot, prompting a very different memory sense. In Kibbitzer (2001), a single tripod take of Levine's ailing, elderly father playing Scrabble unfolds like a bit of ready-made theater. The silent Whole Note (2001), shot simultaneously on Super 8, dissolves monochrome silhouettes of Levine's father into one another, gently suggesting a poignant passing through time.