Is it possible to emulate ajax post with SAMEORIGIN security via CURL in PHP?

Question

PHP

For example, here is the page: 37.220.36.15/video/3c6e6f3bf0ebfd19/iframe
It has the following JS code:

$.post('/sessions/create_session', {
    partner: null,
    d_id: 21609,
    video_token: '3c6e6f3bf0ebfd19',
    content_type: 'movie',
    access_key: '0fb74eb4b2c16d45fe',
    cd: condition_detected ? 1 : 0
  }).success(function(video_url) ...

I tried to emulate a request via CURL in PHP, but it always returns an error. There's some kind of protection apparently to be addressed from the same domain (SAMEORIGIN). Is it possible to get around this somehow?
ps I am attaching the headers that chrome sends with this request:

Answer 1

Understood. It was all about the X-CSRF-Token and Content-Data headers, which were dynamically generated on the page.

Answer 2

Add a referer header