I don't like it.
You know, those scenes were beautiful and that sacred filthy creature was certainly beautiful. But I can't see beauty in their relationship or their communication. That might be partly because of dirty sexual jokes or their act without clear reasons.
I don't know why Elisa regards the creature as a man, why 'he' chooses her exceptionally. He is a kind of god having a special power, but at the same time just a wild creature acting by instinct. I don't know how he distinguish his enemy and friend. We cannot judge him from our point of view, then he should have his distinct order of judgement, but he acts and loves just like us human.
It's quite this appointing that the creature representing strangeness from our 'normal' acts like following our normal orders. This story might indicate human's craziness and the creature which looks weird is much civilized and affectionate. Could be, I'm not sure as I don't find somebody thinking this film like that.
