"Harry and Tonto" is a 1974 film directed by Paul Mazursky. The story follows an elderly man named Harry Coombes, played by Art Carney, who is forced to leave his New York City apartment due to a building demolition. He embarks on a cross-country journey with his beloved cat, Tonto, seeking connection and adventure. Throughout the film, Harry encounters various characters and experiences that reflect on aging, loneliness, and the search for meaning. The film received critical acclaim and won an Academy Award for Best Actor for Carney's performance, highlighting the poignant themes of companionship and resilience.