How to filter variables for import in Python

I really need to solve my problem because one of the scripts I built, there are hundreds of variables; and in the other script, I don't want to import all variables but only specific variables using Regex; but it seems there is no way how to do.

I'll give an example, there are two scripts, the first one is script_load.py and the second is script_main.py

script_load.py

import os
from configparser import ConfigParser

file = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), 'file.txt')
fparser = ConfigParser()
fparser.read(file)
COLOUR_ONE = fparser.get("GENERAL", "Green")
COLOUR_TWO = fparser.get("GENERAL", "Red")
COLOUR_THREE = fparser.get("GENERAL", "Blue")
BUILDING_ONE = fparser.get("GENERAL", "House")
BUILDING_TWO = fparser.get("GENERAL", "School")
BUILDING_THREE = fparser.get("GENERAL", "Supermarket")

script_main.py

from script_load import r'^COLOUR.+$'

def function():
    global r'^COLOUR.+$'

    print(COLOUR_ONE+COLOUR_TWO+COLOUR_THREE)

As the above, I want to use a syntax like import r'^COLOUR.+$' instead of import * to filter variables as imported. However, I tested and it got error as the following output:

SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Note: What I want is to use the same variables in script_main.py as in script_load.py, not to create new variables because in my problem as I said at the beginning, there are hundreds of variables and I don't want to fill up new variables in script_main.py, besides to import all variables from script_load.py into script_main.py, some of variables could be combined and it will not work fine; So, the post "How can I import a module dynamically given its name as string?" as someone suggested me, it doesn't work me.

You can probably do it with importlib and then adding the variables to the global scope:

import importlib
import re


def dynamic_import(pattern: re.Pattern, name: str) -> None:
    module = importlib.import_module(name)

    for attr in dir(module):
        match = pattern.match(attr)
        if not match:
            continue

        globals()[attr] = getattr(module, attr)
    del module


dynamic_import(re.compile('COLOUR_.*'), 'script_load')

print(dir())  # show the variables in global namespace