I Know What Will Happen is a poignant and deeply human drama that explores regret, family, and the lingering impact of historical and environmental injustice in the French West Indies. After receiving devastating news, a young father is forced to confront the weight of his own words and the fragile bond he shares with his son. In a desperate attempt at redemption, he seeks a moment of honesty and connection before it is too late. Through this intimate family story, the film reflects the wider realities faced by Caribbean communities living with the consequences of the Kepone environmental scandal, while also honoring the resilience and enduring strength of people of African descent throughout the region’s history. Directed by Guadeloupean filmmaker Kévin FRAIR, the film showcases his passion for storytelling and socially conscious cinema. A lifelong lover of literature and film, FRAIR studied Classical Literature before earning certifications in assistant directing and screenwriting. His work blends emotional intimacy with cultural reflection, creating stories that are both personal and politically resonant. With sensitivity and quiet emotional power, I Know What Will Happen becomes a moving meditation on memory, accountability, and the importance of healing across generations.