mubi 
A good starting point for getting some data from mubi.com. Since MUBI doesn’t provide a public API, you need to do all the things manually. mubi.py is created to help you with the login process.
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Usage
To access the most interesting part of the mubi.com content you’ll need to be logged in. It’s time for mubi.py:
>>> from mubi import login, mubicom
>>> session, me = login('email', 'password', identify=True)
# Show your user id
>>> print(me)
'123456'
# Use the requests.Session object (now with cookies) as usual
>>> session.get(mubicom('/films'))
<Response [200]>To be a good internet citizen provide some information about yourself:
>>> import requests
>>> from mubi import login
>>> s = requests.Session()
>>> s.headers.update({
... # Add something useful
... 'User-Agent': 'Mr. Robot/1.0 (http://github.com/example/repo beep@example.com)'
>>> })
>>> mubi = login('email', 'password', session=s)Install
$ pip install mubi
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