How to filter the table and output to the console?

Question

Python

I need to write a command line utility that will filter the table by movies, it has a lot of arguments, but all the arguments have already been processed, now I have a sorted data_movies table.

There is a data_movies table with 10,000 rows:
column values:
movie index, movie title, movie genres

this is what the table looks like:
data_movies = [
['3855', 'Affair of Love, An (Liaison pornographique, Une) (1999)', [ 'Drama', 'Romance']]
['4144', 'In the Mood For Love (Fa yeung nin wa) (2000)', ['Drama', 'Romance']]
['4235', "Amores Perros ( Love's a Bitch) (2000)", ['Drama', 'Thriller']]
['2589', 'Friends &
['2861', 'For Love of the Game (1999)', ['Comedy']]
['5450', 'Lovely & Amazing (2001)', ['Comedy', 'Drama', 'Romance']]
['3554', 'Love and Basketball (2000)', ['Drama', 'Romance']]
...
]

We need to write a command line utility that takes table filters as arguments.
Two arguments left to process

There are two arguments:
-N - the number of top rated films for each genre. optional
-genres - filter by genre, set by the user for example "Comedy". may be multiple. for example, "Comedy|Adventure" or "Comedy&Adventure". optional

if some arguments are not specified,
if nothing is specified at all, then all movies are displayed sorted by genre. the

output to the console should be like this:
If we write in the console:
program.py -N 3 -genres "Action&Adventure"
Then the result in the console:

gener, title, year
Action, xxx, xxx
Action, xxx, xxx
Action, xxx, xxx
Adventure, xxx, xxx
Adventure, xxx, xxx
Adventure, xxx, xxx xxx

- some data

filtered data_movies based on the -N and -genres arguments, and would return the final table result, the rows of which are the desired movies.