Oscar-winning actor and Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman Jared Leto faces allegations of criminal sexual conduct from four women who say the incidents occurred when they were teenagers. The accusations were presented in a new BBC documentary, which also includes claims from a total of ten women who allege mistreatment by Leto during their youth. In a statement released Wednesday, Leto denied the allegations, calling them “absolutely and categorically false.” The documentary, which has not been named in reports, features the four women detailing their experiences. Leto, 51, has not been charged with any crime. The allegations come amid a broader reckoning with sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry. Neither BBC nor CBC, which reported on the documentary, specified the exact nature of the alleged conduct or whether legal action has been taken. Leto’s representative did not immediately respond to additional requests for comment. The four women are among at least ten who have come forward with similar claims against the actor, though the documentary focuses on the accounts of the four. The reports do not provide dates or locations for the alleged incidents. Leto, known for his roles in films such as “Dallas Buyers Club” and “Requiem for a Dream,” has faced previous allegations of inappropriate behavior, though this marks the first time criminal sexual conduct has been alleged in a documentary setting.