Sapphire Blue

Gwen and Gideon travel back in time, because they want to find out what the lodge really wants . But they often doubt each others love and the lodge doesn't want the two young people to have trust in each other. So there is much trouble and both nearly die more than once.
This film is way more dramatic than the first one, but it is not a film to the book from Kerstin Gier. There are many new scenes and many really important scenes that aren't shown. I liked the film, but the book was way more entertaining and touching. The film had some thrilling scenes, but none of them was like the book, where I had to cry. The film wants to attract older viewers, they show kissing or other intimate scenes (no, no sex scenes, it's a film with FSK 12). But the scenes and parts of the film that would really be interesting for adults or young adults are not shown.
So read the book and watch the film afterwards, if you want to watch it at all. I think reading the book is much better and write in the comments what you think about the film.