The Misfit

It is a difficult life for the young Baruch. He feels an outsider at home because his relationship with his parents is cold and detached. At university he finds momentary satisfaction in his unusual attraction for a young professor, and the premature death of the latter sends him into a state of dejection and solitude. From then on, whatever he does leaves him disappointed ad depressed, and he fails at everything - even his final attempt is a failure.